5 hours agoNetanyah's plan approved, Israel is heading towards the full invasion of Gaza
Periskopi(10 months ago)
(10 months ago)Israel's security cabinet has approved the prime minister's plan, Benjamin Netanyah, to take military control over the city of Gaza, a step marking a new and large escalation in war. The decision was made after an all-night meeting, and with confirmation that to end the conflict [...]
The decision was made after a meeting that lasted all night, and with confirmation that to end the conflict is necessary “full security control over the Gaza Strip”, reports Sky NewsIt's Periscope.
Before this meeting, Netanyahu in an interview for Fox News confirmed Israel's intentions.
Asked if Israel would take control of the entire Gaza “, it responded “to secure our security, aim to eliminate Hamas there and release Gaza's population”
He added that Israel does not want to maintain territory, but to create a <x0 security key” and deliver governance “Arab forces that would properly govern”.
Speaking online today holding an interview with Fox News, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah said that Israel intends to take control of all of the Gaza Strip, in order to promote Israel security, remake Hamas, and book the people of Gaza. Pic.twitter. com/ Z ZBHtgNKpR
) OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) August 7, 2025
After the meeting, the Israeli prime minister's office announced that the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) would prepare to take over the town of Gaza, while simultaneously distributing humanitarian aid to civilians outside fighting zones.
The security cabinet also adopted five principles for ending the war -- the disarming of Hamas, the return of all hostages, the deilitarisation of Gaza, Israel's security control over the Gaza Strip, as well as the creation of an alternative civil administration that will be neither Hamas nor the Palestinian Authority.
According to Israeli media reports, Israeli Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir was opposed to Gaza's invasion, claiming it would jeopardise the hostages and burden the army even more.
Otherwise, the latest conflict began with Hamas' attack on October 7, 2023, in which about 1,200 people were killed and another 251 were kidnapped. It is believed that Hamas still holds about 50 hostages.
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, which is controlled by Hamas, over 61 thousand Palestinians have been killed in Israel's revenge offensive. /Periscope/
