Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering a plan to cut off humanitarian aid to northern Gaza in a bid to weaken Hamas militants, potentially leaving hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in dire conditions.
Evacuation orders have been issued for Gaza’s north, with a proposal to make it a closed military zone. The plan involves pressuring Palestinians to leave while depriving those who stay of essentials.
Humanitarian groups fear the impact on civilians, citing violations of international law. Concerns have been raised over the plan’s legality and potential consequences if put into action.
There is ongoing debate over the feasibility and ethics of the plan. The international community has expressed opposition to any form of occupation or reduction of Gaza’s territory.
In the face of escalating tensions, residents of northern Gaza are stuck in a precarious situation with limited aid and restricted movement. The future remains uncertain as the region grapples with the consequences of prolonged conflict.