Israel calls on 60,000 reservists on the eve of Gaza -Sity

Israeli military said they call about 60,000 reservists the day before the planned offensive to capture and occupy the whole city of Gaza.

The military official said that the reservists would report service in September and that most troops who have mobilized for the offensive would be active officers.

They added that the troops were already working in Zytun and Jabalia in the preparation for the plan, which the Defense Minister Israel Katz approved on Tuesday and would be put to the safety office at the end of this week.

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are expected to be evacuated and headed to the shelter in the south of Gaza.

Many Israeli allies have condemned the plan, while the UN and non -governmental organizations warn that another offensive and further mass displacement would have “horrible humanitarian influence” after 22 months of the war.

The Israeli government announced its intention to conquer the entire Gaza Strip after indirect negotiations from Hamas on the ceasefire, and last month crashed the hostage deal.

Regional mediators are trying to secure the agreement before the onset and submitted a new proposal for a 60-day truce and issue of about half of the 50 hostages left in the gas that Hamas said he had accepted on Monday.

Israel has not yet presented an official response, but Israeli officials insisted on Tuesday that they would no longer take a partial deal and demanded from the comprehensive, which would see all the final hostages. Only 20 hostages are believed to be alive.

A statement by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) states that 60,000 reservists were issued on Wednesday in preparation for the “next stage of Gideon’s Charus Operation” – the onset that it began in May.

In addition, 20,000 reservists who have already been summoned will receive a message that expands its current orders, he added.

An Israeli military official said the high -ranking commanders approved a “gradual” and “accurate” operation in Gaza, as well as that the chief of staff, which is occupied by Lieutenant Gen Eyal Zamir, had to refine them in the coming days.

According to the official, five units are expected to take part in the offensive.

Haaretz quotes Defense Minister Katsa on Tuesday: “Once the operation is complete, the gas will change the face and will no longer look like it was in the past.”

It is reported that he also approved the plan to “place” the residents of Gaza in the south, including the coastal district of Al-Mavasi, where the military began to install additional food distribution points and field hospitals.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the purpose of the military is to ensure the release of all hostages conducted by Hamas and “complete the defeat” of the Palestinian armed group.

On Wednesday, IDF also announced that the Givati brigade resumed operations in the northern city of Jabali and the outskirts of Gaza, which said they “dismantle the military infrastructure above and below the earth, eliminating terrorists and consolidation of operational control.”

It states that civilians were ordered to move south so that their safety “mitigated the risk of harm.”

Gaza Civil Defense Agency spokesman Mahmoud Basal told AFP Agement on Tuesday that the situation was “very dangerous and unbearable” in Zeitoun and Sabra, where he said “the shelling continues.”

The agency said Israeli strikes and a fire were killed on Wednesday.

The Palestinian WAFA news agencies reported that three children and their parents were killed when the home in Shati’s refugee camp, west of Gaza, was bombed.

UN and NGO agencies have warned of the humanitarian influence of the new offensive.

“An Israeli plan for intensifying hostilities in Gaza will have a terrible humanitarian impact on people who have already been exhausted, malnourished, dead, displaced and deprived of the basics necessary for survival,” they said in a joint statement on Monday.

“Forcing hundreds of thousands to move south is a recipe for a further disaster and can mean a violent transmission.”

They also stated that the areas of the south, where the displaced residents were supposed to be “overflowing poorly to maintain a person’s survival.”

“Southern hospitals work several times, and taking patients from the North will be dangerous for the consequences.”

Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the attack under the guidance of Hamas on South Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people.

At least 62 122 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health on health issues.

Most of the gas population has also been moved several times; It is estimated that more than 90% of the houses were damaged or destroyed; Health care systems, water, sanitation and hygiene have fallen apart; And world food security experts are not supported that “the worst hunger scenario is played out” due to lack of food.