“Check out” area, enter from the ground, wipe out Hamas ) Israel's 3-point plan for the Gaza invasion

As preparations follow for the “invasion” of Gaza, the war government has decided to hastily build new villages with pre-fabricated homes for thousands of Israelis evacuated from the south front occupied at the dawn of last Saturday.

But what is the three-point plan that Israeli IDF will pursue to wipe out Hamas?

Stage One The analyst Anshel Pfeffer writes at Haaretz ʹ focused on gathering Israeli residents from the affected areas and clearing them of terrorists present, while allegedly some may still be hiding near residential centres.

These operations also served to allow Zaka's volunteer nurses, accompanied by troops, to reclaim and bury the bodies of over 1,200 massacred civilians.

Stage Two The next “movement” continues Pfeffer ) “is defining campaign objectives and, above all, the inevitable land invasion. Because the prime minister cannot allow to promise a victory that we are not able to achieve later”. In other cyclical clashes with fundamentalists who dominate Gaza, Netanyahu has always been careful to limit the mission's implementation.

The conflict between July and August 2014 lasted two months because the Israelites were not planning to accept a truce until they ( quite) were sure that they had destroyed tunnels built by extremists and that came out on the other side of the obstacle.

This time the situation is even more complex because jihadists are holding at least 130 hostages caught on Saturday in those tunnels, and the prime minister has given him a victory name: “Distract Hamas, they can no longer exist near our”.

Thus, the conquest of the earth is inevitable. Tanks have surrounded the 42km long and 8-9 miles wide. Soldiers flocking around the sand corridor between Israel, Egypt and the Mediterranean are 173,000, and over 300 thousand militias are waiting to join the war.

Stage Three The generals know that Hamas' leaders themselves accepted him for two years by planning the deadly attack. Leaders of the faction of militants could not have prepared their defense against Israeli military action with the same precision. The bombings of recent days aim to push the Palestinian population south across Gaza's city to the border with Egypt.

Analysts assume the tactic this time is not to halve the Belp as in 2009 but gradually push from the north to reach the largest metropolitan area, just where Hamas' leaders have concentrated their headquarters in underground bunkers.