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Israel Approves Gaza Occupation Plan as Famine and Displacement Worsen

The Israeli Security Cabinet has shifted to a sustained occupation strategy, exacerbating Gaza's humanitarian crisis with mass starvation and displacement under a total blockade.

Palestinian children head to a water distribution point to fill their containers in Gaza City
Palestinian children wait near a charity kitchen distributing portions of cooked food at the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip
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Overview

  • Israel’s Security Cabinet has approved a plan to transition from targeted raids to a sustained occupation of Gaza, aimed at defeating or disarming Hamas.
  • The plan includes holding territories in Gaza and relocating civilians southward, with 69% of Gaza now in buffer zones or under evacuation orders, according to the UN.
  • UNICEF reports over 9,000 children in Gaza have been admitted for acute malnutrition this year, with widespread famine as UN food stocks have been fully depleted.
  • Families of 59 Israeli hostages in Gaza warn that expanded military operations put their loved ones in greater danger, urging the government to prioritize their safe return.
  • Rights groups, including Amnesty International, have condemned the blockade as collective punishment, with accusations of potential genocide as humanitarian conditions deteriorate.