Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: The Israeli cabinet officially agreed to the proposal of Benjamin Netanyahu, the regime’s prime minister, to occupy Gaza City.

 

The Prime Minister’s Office announced that the political-security cabinet had approved the plan to occupy Gaza City and that the army was preparing to implement this decision.

 

In response to this decision, the Palestinian resistance committees considered it a sign of crisis, helplessness and great failure of the Israeli regime and emphasized that this decision amounts to the continuation of war crimes and genocide against the people of Gaza.

 

The resistance committees announced in their statement that these decisions are a clear instruction for destruction, murder and slaughter in Gaza.

 

At the same time, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held the Hamas resistance movement responsible for the continuation of the war and occupation in Gaza and claimed that peace will not be established in the region as long as this movement exists. Without referring to the attacks and massacres of the Zionist regime, he called Hamas a threat to the security of this regime.

 

According to the latest reports, developments on the ground in the Gaza Strip have increased sharply after the approval of this plan and tensions between the parties have reached an unprecedented level. Also, some countries in the region and international organizations have expressed their deep concern about the humanitarian consequences of this decision and have called for a reduction in violence and respect for human rights.

 

According to experts, the approval of the Gaza occupation plan by the Zionist regime’s cabinet is a sign of a deep political and military crisis in this regime, which has failed to achieve its goals and is now seeking tougher solutions to control the situation. Studies show that such decisions could lead to an escalation of tensions and widespread humanitarian consequences. Observers warn that continuing on this path without serious efforts for dialogue and a peaceful resolution of the crisis will only make the situation more complex and unstable.