Israel rejects international criticism

Israel has strongly rejected criticism from the world leaders after his security office approved the plan to take the control of gas.

Defense Minister Israel Katz said the countries condemning Israel and threaten sanctions “not to weaken our determination.”

“Our enemies consider us one strong, combined fist that will strike them with great force,” he added.

Israel’s decision to extend its war to Gaza has caused condemnation from the UN and several countries, including in the UK, France and Canada, and pushed Germany to stop military exports to Israel.

The plan approved by the Israeli security office lists five “principles” to stop the war – to disarm Hamas, the return of all hostages, the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip, the control over the security and the creation of an “alternative civil administration, which is neither Hamas nor Palestinian power.”

The Israeli media reports state that the plan was initially focused on full control over Gaza, relocating a million residents further south. Forces also take control of the refugee camp in Central Gaza and areas where the hostage is allegedly.

The media, the second next offensive, in parallel with the stimulus of humanitarian aid, the media say.

The transition to the escalation of the conflict has attracted a rigid opposition to Israel, including from military officials and hostages held in Gaza.

Hamas said the plan to take the gas city “is a new war crime” and will “cost (Israel).”

Responding to Israel’s decision, UN Head of Human Rights Wolf Turk warned that further escalation “would” lead to a larger forced movement, more murder, more unbearable suffering, meaningless destruction and crimes from above. “

UK Prime Minister Sir Kire Starmer called this step “wrong”, Saying that “will bring more bloodshed.”

Australian Foreign Minister Penni Wong called on Israel “not to go down this way”, emphasizing that “only aggravated the humanitarian disaster in the newspaper”.

The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on the world community to prevent the Israeli plan, which, he said, is aimed at “the violent displacement of Palestinians from their land”.

In China, a press secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told AFP that “Gaza belongs to the Palestinian people and is an unbroken part of the Palestinian territory.”

Meanwhile, Netanyahu said the German Chancellor of the German Merz was disappointed with Berlin’s decision to suspend weapons to Israel, saying that he was “rewarding Hamas’s terrorism.”

In Israel itself, the families of the other hostages in Gaza warned that the life of 20 years survived, would be in danger.

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

However, the United States was less critical. On Tuesday, President Donald Trump said it was “largely to Israel” whether the gas lane should be fully occupied.

Currently, IDF controls about three quarters of Gaza, and almost all 2.1 million citizens are located in a quarter of the territory that the military does not control.

UN estimates, about 87% of gas either in the militarized zones or by the evacuation.

According to the UN, there are areas in the Central Gaza and along the Mediterranean coast that Israel does not occupy.

This includes refugee camps, where most of the Gaza population lives after their homes were destroyed by Israel’s hostilities.

The overwhelming majority of the gas population has already been moved by war, many times over.

The war has created a humanitarian disaster in Gaza, most of which claim that the supported experts are in hunger.

The territory also feels massive deprivation as a result of severe restrictions imposed by Israel on what is allowed – what it says is aimed at weakening Hamas.

Head of the World Health Organization Tedras Odhan Gebreyz said that July was the worst month for cases of acute malnutrition in gas in gas, affecting almost 12,000 under five.

The war began after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killed about 1,200 people and returned 251 to gas as hostages. According to the Ministry of Health Gaza, Israel launched a large -scale military offensive, which killed at least 6158 Palestinians.