EPAThe Israeli troops say they are demanding about 60,000 reserve troops from the planned ground to occupy and occupy the entire Gaza City.
A military official said the reserve troops will report their obligations in September and most of the troops mobilized by attacks are active employees.
They added that the army was already approved by the Secretary of Defense Israel on Tuesday and is already operated in the Zeitoun and Jabalia regions as part of the plan preparation in the security cabinet later this week.
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza City are expected to evacuate and head to the Southern Gaza’s shelter.
On Wednesday, French President Emmanuel Macron accused Israel’s allies on this plan.
Meanwhile, the International Committee on the International Red Spirit (ICRC) said that it strengthened additional displacement and hostility to the 2.1 million population of Gaza.
The Israeli government announced its intention to conquer the entire Gaza district after indirect dialogue with Hamas about the ceasefire and hostage release contracts last month.
Arbitrators Qatar and Egypt are trying to secure an agreement before the offensive began, and he said that a new proposal for the 60 -day truce and half of the 50 hostages held in Gaza was announced, which was accepted on Monday.
Israel has not yet submitted a formal response, but the Israeli officials argued that it will no longer accept partial transactions on Tuesday. Only 20 of them are still alive.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said that the order of 60,000 reserve troops on Wednesday was issued as part of the preparation for the next stage of Gideon Chariots.
In addition, the 20,000 reserve troops who have already been called will be notified to extend the current orders.
Military officials have approved the plans of the high -ranking commander as “Gaza City and the progressive, accurate and target operations around Gaza City,” and the army is entering some areas that have not been before.
The official expected five departments to participate in the offensive.
The Haaretz newspaper said the Secretary of Defense Katz said on Tuesday: “When the operation is completed, gaza will change the face and it will no longer look like the past.”
He also said a military official would be founded.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the goal of the army was to secure all the hostages of Hamas and to “complete defeat” by the Palestinian armed group.
The IDF also announced on Wednesday that Givati Brigade resumed operations outside the northern villages Jabalia and Gaza City, where they dismantled the military infrastructure on the ground and the bottom of the ground, remove terrorists, and integrated operational control.
It said that civilians were instructed to move south for safety to “relieve the risk of damage.”
A spokesman for Mahmoud Bassal, Gaza’s Hamas Run civil defense agency, said on Tuesday that this situation of AFP News Agency said in the city’s Zeitoun and Sabra regions, “very dangerous and unbearable.”
The agency reported that the strike and fire of Israel died on Wednesday Wednesday. It is said that the house in the BADR area of the SHATI refugee camp west of Gaza City contains three children and parents who bombed them.
Meanwhile, IDF said that 15 Palestinian fighters attempted to penetrate one of the southern city of Khan Yunis on Wednesday. IDF said that one Israeli soldier was seriously injured and ten of the incidents were killed. Hamas’s military wings attacked the position and said at least one fighter had a suicide bombing.
ReutersThe United Nations and Non -government organizations operated by Gaza warned of the humanitarian influence of the new Israeli attack.
“Israel’s plan to strengthen Gaza City’s military operations will have a terrible humanitarian influence on those who have been deprived of the basics necessary for tired, malnutrition, bereavement, fragrance, and survival,” he said in a Monday joint statement.
“Forcing hundreds of thousands of people to move south is a recipe for more disasters and can be forced to transfer.” The compulsory relocation of the civilian population seriously violates the international humanitarian law.
They also said that the southern region, which is expected to move the victims, is “crowded and equipment to maintain human survival.”
ICRC said on Wednesday that further strengthening of military operations threatened the “irreversible humanitarian crisis” and that the life of hostages could be dangerous. Some of them are believed to be held in Gaza City.
The UN Human Rights Office has already had to avoid hundreds of families in the last few days, and others are known to be completely trapped in food, water and medical goods.
Israel also pointed out that the displaced people said they would move to Alma and Shiri, even if they continued to go on a deadly strike.
On the other hand, the world’s food program warned that the malnutrition of the Gaza went beyond the emergency level, “rapidly rising,” and more children and mothers had serious symptoms. The UN institution is expanding the treatment, but said, “You have to surpass the response.”
Gaza’s Hamas-Run Health Department has also killed another three people due to malnutrition in the last 24 hours, and has raised the total number of deaths to 269, including 112 children since the beginning of the war.
The United Nations does not require humanitarian approach to all the whole branches, and the scale has been concluded through all possible intersections. It is said that there is not enough supplies due to Israel’s limitations.
The Israeli Army COGAT, which controls the entry of the aid to the Gaza, said hundreds of truck loads are delivered every day according to the WFP statement and food prices have plunged. He also condemned the health of death from malnutrition in the existing medical state.
The Israeli army started the campaign in Gaza in response to Hamas -led attacks on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, and about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were held hostages.
According to the territory, at least 62,122 people have died in Gaza. The ministry is cited as the most reliable statistics that can be used by the United Nations and others for casualties.
