The occupying Israeli army* plans to expand its attacks in Gaza
Israel* The security cabinet headed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has approved plans to gradually expand military strikes in the Gaza Strip, state broadcaster Kan reported.
According to a statement issued by the Israeli army's chief of staff, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, on Sunday, the military has already begun issuing orders to mobilize tens of thousands of reserve soldiers to expand operations in Gaza.
The security cabinet also approved a plan to resume humanitarian aid deliveries to Gaza, according to a government official.
The new mechanism aims to ensure that aid reaches only the intended citizens, the message says.
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Palestinian officials appealed to the international community to immediately open a humanitarian corridor. As a result of the 55-day blockade, 52 Palestinians, 50 of whom were children, died of hunger and malnutrition.
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According to the plan proposed by Hamas, the Israeli army* would be completely withdrawn from the Gaza Strip during the ceasefire period, and a special committee would be established to establish a local government system in the region. In exchange, Hamas agreed to release all hostages at once.
