Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces plans to seize the whole of Gaza

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Those on here under the spell of Israeli propaganda will deny it and start screaming “Jew hater”…….

The supporters of Israel propaganda have been claiming Israel was merely focused on eliminating Hamas…let’s watch them deny the real agenda now it’s government policy


But it’s obvious the relentless bombing is to clear Gaza totally of Palestinians……and thus create a nice new parcel of land for Israel.


“Israel's security cabinet has approved plans to occupy all of Gaza and stay there for an indeterminate period,”
www.thetimes.com

Israeli security cabinet approves plans to occupy all of Gaza

Private contractors will distribute aid as part of new strategy but UN agencies say essential supplies are being used as a ‘pressure tactic’
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No doubt the Israeli propagandists on here will repeat the lie that it’s being done “for the protection of Palestinians”

Yeah the daily bombing fek out of Gaza has been just for the protection of Palestinians
 
I can’t see them taking over all of it, it would be too difficult to control and at too great a cost of life, but maybe the top half. Nettie has got to be careful how he plays it because there are elections later in the year.
 
Timing is everything, but pushing the population into tne southern half seems the most likely plan
 
blup said:
I can’t see them taking over all of it, it would be too difficult to control and at too great a cost of life, but maybe the top half. Nettie has got to be careful how he plays it because there are elections later in the year.
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Why? If you ethnically cleanse all the Palestinians by evicting them, block them re entering and arrest any you find then it's simple enough. I saw mention of a plan to concentrate all the Palestinians into a camp in the south which also makes it much easier.
 
IT Minion said:
I saw mention of a plan to concentrate all the Palestinians into a camp in the south which also makes it much easier.
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You almost got the words right...

It's actually in reality about herding the Palestinians into a concentration camp in the south of their own land...

Where bibi the war criminal can then decide whether they starve to death or not!

But of course he and his henchmen will attempt to blame it on arab states not taking the Palestinians in...

Leaving israel with Gaza, and of course the same is happening in the West Bank...

Thus the zionist terrorists will have got what they have wanted since 1948...

Question is, will their ambitions end there?

After all they've already stolen Syrian and Lebanese land...

And are using it for tourism!

"Israel’s military is organising hiking tours for civilians in newly occupied Syrian territory during the Passover holiday, local media has reported.
The twice-daily tours in the contested Golan Heights will run for a week beginning this Sunday. Tickets sold out almost immediately"

"The itinerary includes the Syrian side of Mount Hermon, which overlooks Damascus, and Lebanon’s Shebaa Farms at the foot of the mountain"

"In response to questions from Israeli newspaper Haaretz, the IDF said that the tour was “inside Israel”, rather than Syria, although the visits take place in the Golan Heights demilitarised buffer zone, internationally recognised as Syrian territory"
 
IT Minion said:
Why? If you ethnically cleanse all the Palestinians by evicting them, block them re entering and arrest any you find then it's simple enough. I saw mention of a plan to concentrate all the Palestinians into a camp in the south which also makes it much easier.
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That’s what I meant, squeeze them all out into the southern half as a way of ring fencing the military threat. Any problems, expand the demilitarised zone. Presumably Gazzan labour will be needed to build the hotels and casinos though.
 
The plan is to turn it into a holiday resort

That being the case ? It makes sense ?? That you don’t want some holiday resort / Rivera ?
Surrounded by terrorists ??

Let’s face it it would hardly be an advert for a holiday destination
 
transam said:
The plan is to turn it into a holiday resort

That being the case ? It makes sense ?? That you don’t want some holiday resort / Rivera ?
Surrounded by terrorists ??
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A thrill seekers type of holiday for those adventureous types.
 
blup said:
That’s what I meant, squeeze them all out into the southern half as a way of ring fencing the military threat. Any problems, expand the demilitarised zone. Presumably Gazzan labour will be needed to build the hotels and casinos though.
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Yeah they have tunnel experts out there with years of experience

The existing tunnels could be adapted for all the new drainage system that would be required

Any new excavations required well the go to experts could be Hamas ??? May be
 
www.jpost.com

US proposes temporary administration to oversee post-war Gaza, sources say - report

According to the preliminary discussions, there would be no fixed timeline for how long such a US-led administration would last.
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The United States and Israel have discussed the possibility of Washington leading a temporary post-war administration of Gaza, according to five people familiar with the matter.

The "high-level" consultations have centered around a transitional government headed by a US official that would oversee Gaza until it had been demilitarized and stabilized, and a viable Palestinian administration had emerged, the sources said.

According to the discussions, which remain preliminary, there would be no fixed timeline for how long such a US-led administration would last, which would depend on the situation on the ground, the five sources said.

The sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity as they were not authorized to discuss the talks publicly, compared the proposal to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq that Washington established in 2003, shortly after the US-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein.

The authority was perceived by many Iraqis as an occupying force, and it transferred power to an interim Iraqi government in 2004 after failing to contain a growing insurgency.

Other countries would be invited to take part in the US-led authority in Gaza, the sources said, without identifying which ones. They said the administration would draw on Palestinian technocrats but would exclude Islamist group Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, which holds limited authority in the occupied West Bank.

Islamist group Hamas, which has ruled Gaza since 2007, sparked the current war when its militants stormed into southern Israeli communities on October 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and capturing another 251.


The sources said it remained unclear whether any agreement could be reached. Discussions had not progressed to the point of considering who might take on core roles, they said.

The sources did not specify which side had put forward the proposal nor provide further details of the talks.

In response to Reuters' questions, a State Department spokesperson did not comment directly on whether there had been discussions with Israel about a US-led provisional authority in Gaza, saying they could not speak to ongoing negotiations.

"We want peace, and the immediate release of the hostages," the spokesperson said, adding that: "The pillars of our approach remain resolute: stand with Israel, stand for peace."

The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declined to comment.

In an April interview with Emirati-owned Sky News Arabia, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said he believed there would be a "transitional period" after the conflict in which an international board of trustees, including "moderate Arab countries," would oversee Gaza with Palestinians operating under their guidance.
 
The "high-level" consultations have centered around a transitional government headed by a US official that would oversee Gaza until it had been demilitarized and stabilized...

(because that idea worked so well in Iraq.)

...and a viable Palestinian administration had emerged, the sources said.

The Palestinian Authority will never agree to American involvement.

Any more bright ideas?
 
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