Israel's cabinet has decided to escalate military operations in Gaza, drawing anger both domestically and from the international community. Prime Minister Netanyahu had to reconsider plans for a full seizure of Gaza following military pushback. Under the revised strategy, Israel aims to capture Gaza City and its central camps, citing requirements to defeat Hamas. However, many in Israel are opposed to this escalation. Netanyahu's motivations appear linked to gaining support from far-right political elements, while international condemnation continues to mount regarding the humanitarian impacts of the ongoing conflict.
Under the new plan, Israel will seize Gaza City and Gaza's central camps as well as al-Mawasi in the south, amid escalating violence and humanitarian crises.
Israel's cabinet decision to escalate its war on Gaza has faced pushback from its military and generated anger among many families and sectors within Israel.
Many suspect Netanyahu's move aims to increase his support among far-right coalition elements and prolong a war critical for his political survival.
The international community, including the EU and UN, has condemned Israel's plans, reflecting concerns over the humanitarian consequences of the continued military actions.
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