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What Israel can do to get hostages out – without invading Gaza City

IDF launches 60000-troop call-up for Gaza City operation

Military presented the military plan for capturing Gaza City to Defense Minister Israel Katz, outlining a strategy to seize and encircle the area using three to four divisions. Officials brace for potential lower turnout due to reservist fatigue, expect control of area within two months from operation’s start.

IDF: Israel is not blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza

IDF: Israel is not blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza

According to international aid organizations, Israel has introduced a new registration system requiring security screening for Palestinian employees, which they say delays the entry of aid. Israel denies the allegations, saying the system is designed to prevent Hamas from exploiting the aid.