Israel’s plan to seize Gaza “must stop immediately,” says the United Nations

The head of the American human rights is among the many global leaders who condemn Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan The Israeli army has to control Gaza City and expand its control over Gaza. The plan, approved by the Security Council in Israel overnight, will witness an expansion of military operations in Gaza, despite increasing criticism at home and abroad.

“The Israeli government’s plan must stop the full military seizure of the occupied Gaza tape immediately,” Volker Turk said in a statement on Friday.

“On all the evidences yet, this additional escalation will lead to a huge forced displacement, further killing, incurable suffering, meaningless destruction, and brutal crimes.”

UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer said in a statement that the Israeli plan was “wrong.” He said, “He will not do anything to end this conflict or to help secure hostage launch.”

“It will only bring more bloodshed,” Starmer said.

“The Israeli Defense Army will prepare to control Gaza City while distributing humanitarian aid to the civilian population outside the combat areas,” said Netanyahu’s office overnight.

In a statement, the Prime Minister’s Office also said that five new principles were adopted to conclude the war in Gaza: the disarmament of Hamas, the return of all hostages, the “cancellation of Gaza’s disposal”, and the monitoring of Israeli security “in Gaza, and” the creation of an alternative civil condemnation, neither Hamas nor a ballistic body. “

German Chancellor Friedrich Mirz said on Friday that due to the plan, Germany will not agree to export any military equipment that can be used in Gaza until further notice.

Mirz said that while Israel had the right to disarm Hamas and search for the release of the hostages, “The German government believes that the stronger military action in the Gaza Strip decided by the Israeli cabinet last night makes it increasingly difficult to see how these goals are achieved.”

The right -wing extremist members of the Netanyahu government were pressuring for the total acquisition of Gaza by Israel, although the Israeli army warned that it could display the life of nearly 20 hostages alive there. There were widespread protests in Israel against the plan as well.

The group, which represents the families of these hostages, condemned the decision on Friday.

The hostage and families forum said: “The Cabinet’s decision last night to follow up the occupation of the Gaza Strip means abandoning the hostages, while ignoring repeated warnings of the military leadership and the clear will of the majority of the Israeli public.” “Our government leads us to a tremendous catastrophe for both the hostages and our soldiers. The Council of Ministers chose last night to start another march of recklessness, on the appearance of hostages, soldiers and Israeli society as a whole.”

Hamas also condemned the decision, saying that it “constitutes a new war crime.”

“We are still committed to take all necessary steps to pave the way for an agreement, including the progress of a comprehensive deal that guarantees the launch of all prisoners of the profession in one batch – which leads to the point of war and the withdrawal of the occupation forces,” Hamas said in a statement. “We warn against the criminal occupation that this reckless project will come at a high cost and will not be a picnic in the park.”