Israel rejects international criticism of the acquisition plan for Gaza City

Israel strongly rejected criticism from world leaders after the Security Council approved a plan to control Gaza City.

Defense Minister Israel Katz said that the countries that condemn Israel and threaten sanctions “will not weaken our solution.”

He added: “Our enemies will find one strong and united fist that will strike them with great strength.”

Israel’s decision to expand its war in Gaza has sparked a condemnation from the United Nations and many countries, including the United Kingdom, France and Canada, and prompted Germany to stop military exports to Israel.

The plan approved by the Israeli security cabinet is listed by five “principles” to end the war – the disarmament of Hamas, the return of all hostages, the ignore the Gaza Strip, the security control over the region, and the establishment of “an alternative civil administration that is not Hamas or the Palestinian Authority.”

Reports in the Israeli media say that the plan initially focuses on full control of Gaza City, where it is transporting millions of residents in the south. The forces will also control the refugee camps in the center of Gaza and the areas where the hostages are believed.

The media says the second attack will be followed, after weeks, in parallel with a batch of humanitarian aid.

The transition to escalating the conflict has sparked severe opposition from some inside Israel, including military officials and hostages of the hostages in Gaza.

Hamas said that the Gaza City occupation plan “constitutes a new war crime” and will be “the cost of (Israel) dearly.”

In response to Israel’s decision, United Nations Human Rights President Volcker Turk warned that more escalation “will lead to more huge forced displacement, more murder, the most likely suffering, meaningless destruction, and atrocities.”

The UK Prime Minister, Sir Kerr Starmer, described the move “wrong”, She said, “It will only bring more bloodshed.”

Australian Foreign Minister Benny Wong Israel urged “not to walk in this path,” stressing that “the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza will exacerbate.”

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Türkiye urged the global community to prevent the Israel plan, which it said aimed at “the Palestinians’ decomposition by force from their lands.”

In China, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told Agence France Presse that “Gaza belongs to the Palestinian people and is an inseparable part of the Palestinian territories,” a Foreign Ministry spokesman told Agence France Presse.

Meanwhile, Netanyahu told German adviser Friedrich Mirz that he was disappointed by Berlin’s decision to suspend arms exports to Israel, saying it was “equivalent to terrorism Hamas.”

In Israel itself, the families of the roots remaining in Gaza have warned that the lives of twenty who believe that they have survived.

The headquarters of the hostage family forum said that the decision “leads us towards a tremendous catastrophe for both the hostages and our soldiers.”

However, the United States was less important. On Tuesday, President Donald Trump said the matter was “left to Israel” to a large extent “whether it would fully occupy the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli Defense Army currently controls about three quarters of Gaza, and all of its citizens, who number approximately 2.1 million in the army’s unimaginable region.

The United Nations estimates about 87 % of Gaza, either in military areas or under eviction orders.

There are regions in the center of Gaza and along the Mediterranean coast that Israel does not occupy, according to the United Nations.

These include refugee camps, where many Gaza population lives now after their homes destroyed the military action of Israel.

The vast majority of Gaza population has already been going down due to the war, many people several times.

The war created a humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, and most of them say unaccounted experts is at the point of starvation.

The region is also witnessing deprivation of the collective as a result of heavy restrictions imposed by Israel on what is permitted – something he says aimed at weakening Hamas.

The President of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said that July was the worst month for severe malnutrition in children in Gaza, affecting nearly 12,000 under the age of five.

The war began after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 to Gaza as hostages. Israel launched a huge military attack in response, which killed at least 6,1158 Palestinians, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.