What do we know about Israel’s plan to seize gas

The Israeli Security Cabinet has approved the plan to take the control of gas, in the contradictory escalation of its war.

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians live in the city in the north of Gaza. It was the most populous city of the enclave before the war.

Several world leaders have condemned the plan, and the UN warned that it would lead to “more massive forced movement” and “more murders”. Hamas warned of “harsh resistance” to movement.

He also faces a tough opposition in Israel – including military officials and hostage families.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Fox News before that Israel planned Occupy the entire gas lane And in the end, “pass it on to the Arab forces.” Much is still very unclear, but here’s what we know about the new plan.

A statement published by the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office said that Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) “will be prepared for the control of Gaza.”

He also outlined that there were five “principles” to end the war:

• Disarmament of Hamas
• The return of all hostages both alive and dead
• Demilitarization of the Gaza Strip
• Israeli Gaza security control
• The creation of an alternative civil administration, which is neither Hamas nor Palestinian power.

IDF said the military would be prepared for the control of gas -sitting, providing humanitarian aid to the civilian population outside the combat areas.

It is unclear whether it is a new help, and whether it will be delivered by a contradictory Israeli and supported US Humanitarian Fund or other mechanism.

Prior to the Cabinet of Ministers, Netanyahu said he wanted to control Israel all gas.

Only Gaza city is mentioned in the new plan.

Israel has said it currently controls 75% of Gaza, while the UN is estimated, about 86% of the territory is either in the militarized zones or at the evacuation order.

The plan is aimed at making the Israeli forces first to control the largest city in the enclave.

It is surrounded by land, which was already under the control of IDF or is subjected to evacuation.

Control over the city is likely to be the first step in the complete absorption of the gas strip, our Correspondent in the Middle East – says Hugo Bocha.

There were also some suggestions that a threat to full employment could be part of the Hamas pressure strategy to make concessions in stopped ceasefire negotiations.

Netanyahu said Fox News, which Israel “does not want to hold” gas and intends to transfer it “Arabian forces”.

“We want to have a perimeter of security. We don’t want to manage it,” he said on the channel.

Israel has not stated that the absorption will begin, but reports in Israeli media believe that the military will not immediately move to the city of Gaza – and the residents will need to be left first.

Israel said he believed that an “alternative plan” presented by his cabinet, not “to reach the defeat of Hamas or the return of the abductor.”

However, it is unclear what an alternative plan was or who presented it. Israeli media reports that this was a more limited proposal to the Chief of Staff of the Army.

According to the BBC, the main international international international correspondent, as it considered “intentionally vague”, “intentionally vague”, over which the “Arab forces” can manage the gas, according to the BBC Chief International correspondent, as in the past.

He may refer to Jordan and Egyptians who said they were ready to work with Israel – but they made it clear that they would not go into gas on the back of Israeli occupation.

More details were not widespread about the temporary gaza government scale after the hiding.

Netanyahu faces Performing criticism from hostage families And from the world leaders.

The Chief of Staff IDF was reportedly disagreed with the plan. For some time, the Israeli military leadership has said that their work in gas is being done because Hamas no longer pose a threat as an organized military force.

British Prime Minister Sir Kire Starmer called Israel’s escalation “wrong” and that it will “bring more bloodshed”.

The decision of Israel to expand the hostilities into gas is a “war crime”, said the President of the Palestinian National Initiative Mustafa Barguti.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry said Israel seeks “forcibly displacing the Palestinians from its land”.

UN Head of Human Rights Wolf Turk says that “war in gas should end now” and warns that further escalation “will lead to a larger forced movement, more murders, more unbearable suffering, meaningless destruction and atrocities.”

The headquarters of family remaining stated that the decision “leads us to a tremendous disaster for both hostages and our soldiers.”

There were some reports that the Americans gave Netanyahu Beaga to take the gas.

But it should be noted that NBC News reported a fiery telephone conversation between US President Donald Trump and Netanyahu at the end of July – what the president called “fake news”.