New satellite imagery reveals a significant buildup of Israeli troops and military equipment near the Gaza border, signaling preparations for a major ground offensive in the Palestinian enclave.
The deployment comes after Israel’s security cabinet approved a plan to seize control of Gaza City, raising the stakes in an already volatile conflict and intensifying fears of a broader and more destructive escalation.
Newsweek has reached out to the U.S. State Department and Israel’s Foreign Ministry.
They’re clearly aiming to take full control of Gaza – it’s been obvious from day one that Israel won’t stop until the last hostage is freed.
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Everyone is going to come with their own decided opinion, but just to make sure at least the lede is included:
> Netanyahu has outlined a vision to dismantle Hamas and establish a security perimeter around Gaza rather than govern the enclave directly. Speaking on Fox News, Netanyahu said, „We intend to, in order to assure our security, remove Hamas there, enable the population to be free of Gaza and to pass it to civilian governance that is not Hamas and not anyone advocating the destruction of Israel.“
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Intelligence must have caught wind of reporters or ambulances in gaza.
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Anyone what the total civilian deaths are currently for Gaza?
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Who is going to govern Gaza after Hamas is dissipated? Netanyahu has publically ruled out Fatah as an option so I am curious. Egypt and Jordan have discarded the option to re-annex Gaza and the West Bank in the past.
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Anyone know what’s going on with the hostages?
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By Amir Daftari — News Reporter |
New satellite imagery reveals a significant buildup of Israeli troops and military equipment near the Gaza border, signaling preparations for a major ground offensive in the Palestinian enclave.
The deployment comes after Israel’s security cabinet approved a plan to seize control of Gaza City, raising the stakes in an already volatile conflict and intensifying fears of a broader and more destructive escalation.
Newsweek has reached out to the U.S. State Department and Israel’s Foreign Ministry.
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They’re clearly aiming to take full control of Gaza – it’s been obvious from day one that Israel won’t stop until the last hostage is freed.
Everyone is going to come with their own decided opinion, but just to make sure at least the lede is included:
> Netanyahu has outlined a vision to dismantle Hamas and establish a security perimeter around Gaza rather than govern the enclave directly. Speaking on Fox News, Netanyahu said, „We intend to, in order to assure our security, remove Hamas there, enable the population to be free of Gaza and to pass it to civilian governance that is not Hamas and not anyone advocating the destruction of Israel.“
Intelligence must have caught wind of reporters or ambulances in gaza.
Anyone what the total civilian deaths are currently for Gaza?
Who is going to govern Gaza after Hamas is dissipated? Netanyahu has publically ruled out Fatah as an option so I am curious. Egypt and Jordan have discarded the option to re-annex Gaza and the West Bank in the past.
Anyone know what’s going on with the hostages?