Israel will remain in Gaza ‘security zones’ after war

The Secretary of Defense Israel said that the army would remain in the so -called security areas they founded by occupying a large gaza area even after the war.

Israel Katz said the region will provide “buffers” to protect the Israeli community in temporary or permanent situations.

He said Israel will continue to follow a six -week humanitarian aid for pressure on Hamas, despite warning of “destructive” results.

Meanwhile, hospital officials said at least 24 Palestinians died in the Israeli strike throughout Wednesday.

The majority of the murdered people were in Gaza City in the north.

This included 10 people from the HASSOUNA family, mainly children and women. One of them was Fatema Hassouna, a young writer and photographer.

The BBC asked the Israeli army to comment on the strike.

The civil defense agency also said that the two people died in the Israeli strike on the tent for the victims of the Yark Stadium on Tuesday night.

After the strike at a camp near the southern city of Khan Yunis, the other two died.

Gaza’s Hamas Run Health Department said more than 1,650 people died after the war was resumed on March 18.

The United Nations said 69%of the territory is currently being ordered by the Wadi Gaza Valley in Israel and Egypt and the Wadi Gaza Valley in the south of Israel. It was estimated that 500,000 people were re -incorporated without a safe place.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said that the strike killed hundreds of terrorists by strike, and the army advanced to various parts of the north and south. It has established a new corridor that blocks Rafah’s poem from neighboring Khan Yunis and designated 30%of Gaza as “operating security boundaries.”

On Wednesday, Israeli government’s policy in Gaza said, “First of all, all efforts are made to bring all the hostages and the release of all hostages.

The IDF summarizes the “tremendous troops” of “Terrorist Infrastructure” and integrates it into the “security area”, the Secretary of Defense added.

“Unlike the past, IDFs do not evacuate the cleaning and seized evacuation area,” he said.

“IDF will remain in the security area as a buffer between enemies and enemies. [Israeli] As in Lebanon and Syria, a community in a temporary or permanent situation of the go. “

KATZ also made it clear that Israel would keep the blockade at the same time.

“Israel’s policy is clear: humanitarian aid will not enter the Gaza, and blocking this aid is one of the main pressure levers that Hamas prevents the use of population and tools,” he said.

The Israeli government said that there are 25,000 truck loads with 25,000 truck loads during the armistice, so there is no shortage of help. But the UN institution strongly rejected the claim and suggested that blockade could violate the international humanitarian law.

The UN Secretariat (OCHA) of the United Nations Humanitarian Secretariat (Ocha) said in a Tuesday report that the blockade of intensive military operations, displacement orders, all aid and commercial supply and reduced humanitarian spaces has led the worst humanitarian crisis in Gaza Strip since October 2023.

The original organization médecins sans frontières (MSF) warned that Gaza was “changed to the mass graves of the Palestinians and their help.”

Amande Bazerolle, an emergency coordinator of a charity in the Gaza, said, “We witness the destruction and forced displacement of the entire population in Gaza in real time.

“Because it is not safe for Palestinians and those who help and sleep, humanitarian reactions are seriously difficult due to the weight of anxiety and fatal supply, and people have little option to approach treatment.”

The MSF called that two employees have died in the last two weeks and killed 15 emergency workers last month by the Israeli army.

He also said he is facing drug shortages for pain management and chronic diseases, antibiotics and important surgical substances.

The Israeli army started a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to unprecedented borders on October 7, 2023, and about 1,200 people were killed and 251 hostages were held.

According to the territory, at least 51,025 people have died in Gaza.

During the recent ceasefire, which began on January 19, many of the 1.9 million displaced people returned home.

The ceasefire killed 33 Israelites in exchange for the surge in humanitarian aid entering the Gaza, the withdrawal of the Israeli army in a large population, in exchange for Hamas in the prison of Israel.

Israel prevented Gaza from all the delivery of humanitarian aid and other required supply on March 2, and after two weeks later, Hamas did not accept the proposal for the first stage of the armistice transaction and criticized the release of more than 59 hostages.

Hamas has accused Israel for violating the first transaction, and there will be a second step in which all remaining living hostages are transferred and war ends permanently.

A senior Palestinian official said on Tuesday that Hamas rejected a six -week ceasefire in exchange for the release of half of Israel’s hostages and disarmament of armed groups.

Wednesday, the source near the Israeli office told Haratsu Shimbun that Israel had not yet received an official answer from Hamas.

Allied armed group Palestinian Islamic Jitsuha has released a new video showing Israel-German hostage ROM Braslavski. In a video that he seemed to be under intimidation, a 21 -year -old boy appealed to secure his release in the US and Israeli government.

Steffen Seibert, a German ambassador to Israel, said it was painful to see “cruel parade in the video.”

“Terrorists must release him now, and for everyone who participated in the talks: duty is not more pressure than their return.”