In Israel, new military actions are planned in Gaza

• New humanitarian relocations of the population have been announced in Gaza.
• Dozens of Palestinians were killed during the attempt to obtain aid.
• The humanitarian situation in the region remains critical.

In Israel, new orders have been announced regarding the humanitarian relocations of residents in Gaza, especially in Gaza City and Khan Younis. These actions were prompted by the reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may announce the full occupation of the territory in the coming days.

Over the last few days, as a result of the hostilities, dozens of Palestinians have been killed. According to local medical sources, at least 38 Palestinians were killed overnight when they were trying to obtain aid from humanitarian convoys of the UN.

At the same time, Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant confirmed that military commands will carry out government decisions, regardless of potential opposition from military leaders.

US President Donald Trump stated that decisions regarding the expansion of Israel's control in Gaza depend on Israel itself. He also expressed that such actions could pose threats to the lives of Israeli civilians.

Recent actions in Gaza have drawn critical responses from former Israeli officials, who warn that a full occupation could lead to even greater isolation of Israel on the international arena.

At this time, the humanitarian situation in Gaza remains critical. According to data from the Ministry of Health of Gaza, at least 135 Palestinians have been killed as a result of Israeli attacks over the last 24 hours, including 87 people who were trying to obtain humanitarian aid.

The situation escalates with attacks on Israeli settlements in humanitarian context from Jordan, which has led to disruptions in the delivery of aid. Jordan has closed itself off from serious reactions from Israeli authorities in connection with these incidents.

Tags: Middle East/Politics