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Remember October 7th forever. From above, you can see Gaza: almost everything is rubble. Nothing. The only place still full of buildings? Gaza City, where Hms keeps our hostages. Israel is now moving Gazans out of there to safety and in September, Israel plans to take it over. Release...

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🚨My full report on Israel’s decision, per the figure in Netanyahu’s office, to occupy the Gaza Strip. You always need to be cautious until the decision is final and forces actually move, but this is what a senior figure in Netanyahu’s office said in the past few hours: “We’re going to occupy the strip. The decision has been made. Hamas won’t release more hostages without total surrender, and we won’t surrender. If we don’t act now, the hostages will starve to death and Gaza will remain under Hamas’ control.” For months, Israel was at a crossroads, and let’s be honest, it was achieving neither victory nor the hostages’ release. The figure in Netanyahu’s office says the mandate for negotiations was broad, but no deal was reached, so they’re moving to occupy Gaza. This means entering areas where Israel previously avoided operating. One of those areas will be camps in central Gaza. The second is Gaza City, where there was some activity 18 months ago. What it also means is moving to defeat Hamas even in areas where hostages are held. You may be wondering: Is Israel definitely going to operate where there are hostages? What I can say is that I’m quoting the official who says this decision will go to the cabinet this week for approval. Viewers will decide whether they think this is a mere negotiation tactic or the real deal. But if the official is correct, it means that Israel is planning something the likes of which we haven’t seen in these past 22 months.

Amit Segal

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