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Netanyahu’s Shocking Gaza Plan: ‘We Will Take Control of ALL of Gaza’ — But At What Cost?

 As Israeli forces intensify their offensive, Netanyahu vows total control of Gaza — but the humanitarian crisis is reaching a breaking point. Will the world stand by and watch?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel will “take control of all” of the Gaza Strip, signaling an unprecedented escalation in the ongoing conflict. In a video posted to Telegram, Netanyahu emphasized that military operations are advancing rapidly, with no intention of backing down. “The fighting is intense, and we are making progress,” he said, framing the offensive as necessary for Israel’s long-term security. But as international pressure mounts, his government is walking a tightrope between military dominance and global condemnation.

The Israeli military has ordered mass evacuations in southern Gaza, warning residents of Khan Yunis and surrounding areas to flee immediately ahead of a devastating assault. Arabic-language spokesman Avichay Adraee described the coming attack as “unprecedented,” aimed at dismantling Hamas’s capabilities. Yet, with over two million Gazans already displaced, the question remains: Where can civilians truly find safety? The designated “humanitarian zone” of Mawasi is overcrowded and under-resourced, raising fears of further catastrophe.

Netanyahu’s admission that aid must resume — albeit minimally — for “diplomatic reasons” reveals the delicate balancing act Israel faces. The U.S. and other allies have warned against mass starvation, forcing Israel to allow a trickle of food supplies. “We cannot accept images of hunger,” Netanyahu acknowledged, paraphrasing warnings from Israel’s closest supporters. But critics argue that this concession is too little, too late, as the UN warns of an imminent famine affecting 22% of Gaza’s population.

The new Israeli-controlled aid distribution system, secured by military forces, is meant to prevent Hamas from seizing supplies. However, delays in implementation mean starvation risks persist. Netanyahu admitted the first aid centers won’t be operational for days, leaving thousands in limbo. Meanwhile, airstrikes continue relentlessly, with the IDF reporting 160 targets hit in just 24 hours. Civilian casualties mount, and rescue teams struggle to keep up with the devastation.

President Biden and other world leaders have grown increasingly vocal about the humanitarian disaster, but Netanyahu insists military objectives take precedence. “To achieve victory, we need to somehow solve the [aid] problem,” he said, suggesting that even tactical concessions are only a means to prolong the war. With Gaza’s infrastructure in ruins and disease spreading, the long-term consequences of Israel’s strategy remain uncertain.

As the conflict drags on, the world watches with growing unease. Will Netanyahu’s gamble secure Israel’s safety, or will it deepen the cycle of violence and suffering? With famine looming and global patience wearing thin, the stakes have never been higher.

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