The construction site appears in Gaza ahead of the aid plan for Israel, which the United Nations rejected.

Israel is preparing a series of sites that can be used as a distribution center for humanitarian aid at the satellite image show, a controversial new plan.

The Israeli government stopped food and medical delivery in March.

The ministers said that this action, criticized by Europe and the Middle East leaders, put pressure on Hamas to solve the remaining hostages. Israel also accused Hamas for stealing aid.

The United Nations warned that the blockade caused serious food, pharmaceuticals and fuel shortages, and according to the Monday evaluation, the population of the Gaza was about 2.1 million people in famine.

The United States has confirmed that it is preparing a new system to provide aid from a series of hubs in the internal aggregate last week.

The image analyzed by the BBC Verife shows that in recent weeks, new roads and preparation areas have been formed in various areas of southern and central gazes, and the land has already been removed.

Israel did not openly mention where the hub will be, but the humanitarian sources briefed by Israeli officials said that at least four centers would be built in the southern part of the Gaza, and one more to the north was built near the Nessim Bodo.

The Gaza Inmeranitary Foundation -The organization established to support the plan was initially supplied to 1.2 million people, less than 60% of the population.

On Wednesday, it announced that it would begin the operation before the end of May, and Israel seemed to demand aid through the general channel until the distribution center was completely operated. In addition, criticism was made not to be conceived according to the original plan, and criticism was made that people should move south, and the rescue hub will be built in the northern part of the Gaza.

The United Nations agencies argued that the Israeli government would not cooperate with the plan that matched the previous approval.

A UN office spokesman for the United Nations Humanitarian Secretariat (OCHA) accused Israel that he would use food and fuel as a leverage as part of his military strategy.

OLGA CHHEREVKO told the BBC Verify, “All aids will be delivered through a few military hubs.

“That kind of arrangement will block the vast region of the Gaza, especially the most vulnerable areas.

Bushra Khalidi, meanwhile, described a new plan as “FARCE”.

“Israel’s forced displacement strategy and war weapons will not be used to use hunger.” While siege attacks, open the intersection and do our work. “

It is understood that the proposed new system has not yet obtained the final sign of the Israeli government.

The BBC identifies the satellite image used and identifies four potential sites based on limited use of information about the location.

This site is similar in size, shape and design to the existing outdoor distribution sites such as EREZ, EREZ WEST and KISUFIM. The largest site we saw is bigger and can be compared with the interior of GAZA in Kerem Shaalom Crossing.

Our analysis of the image shows significant development in one place of the southwestern goa, which is close to the ruins of the village, the current IDF base of Israel.

Since early April, satellite photos show a large defense barrier made of road construction and sand or earth -border with Egypt at about 650m (2,130FT).

The high resolution image captured on May 8 shows bulldozers and excavators in the land area over about 20 acres (8 hectares). IDF armored vehicles are in nearby reinforced buildings.

The photos taken at the site specified by the BBC Verife show that lights are installed around.

The additional images of May 11 and 12 will continue to expand with these three parts. One site is about 0.5 km in eight UN warehouses and 280m in other large warehouses.

STU RAY, a senior image analyst at McKenzie Intelligence, agreed that the site is likely to be a distribution center. He pointed out that some facilities are in a facility close to the IDF forward base that is connected to the IDF that wants to control the site.

Analysts of another information company, MAIAR, said they seemed to be designed with other gaps suitable for the separate entrance and pedestrian entrance.

The IDF did not mention the potential aid center when the BBC Verify approached, but the operation in Gaza said that it was “under international law.” COGAT, an Israeli organization in charge of the intersection of Gazaro, did not respond to the request.

Three of the four sites where the BBC Verife are located are in the south of the new Morag Corridor of the IDF.

This is an Israeli military area that crosses the Gaza Earth, separating the southern city of Cannes and Rafa.

Since the IDF founded the security area in early April, the six -mile (10km) road occupied two -thirds of the width and was surrounded by defensive calls and occupied as an IDF outpost.

This new road is directly connected to one of the development sites found in the satellite image, and two more existing roads are connected.

The entire area has been granted a wide range of land by IDF. The BBC Verify uses explosives and heavy equipment to make the MORAG corridor photographed by the Israeli army, which shows the controlled demolition and the extensive destruction of the building, and the videos and images of the southern region.

Humanitarian sources say that the aid will enter the Gaza through Kerem Shalom Crossing, according to the Israeli briefing.

The satellite image has shown continuous construction work over the last few months, and has added obvious expansion and new roads in the storage area.

After Israel stopped supplying a new aid in March, the United Nations repeatedly said that it was obliged to meet the basic demands of the population under control under international law.

Israel insisted that it is observing international law and lacks help.