Israel's Security Cabinet has approved a plan to expand military operations in Gaza City, where half of Gaza's population resides. This decision has met with strong opposition from families of hostages held by Hamas, who label it a "death sentence". British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged Israel to reconsider, predicting further bloodshed. Germany announced a suspension of arms exports to Israel relevant to these operations. Army chief Eyal Zamir cautioned against plans to control the entire Gaza Strip, indicating risks for hostages and strain on military resources.
The Hostage Relatives Forum has called Israel's expansion of the war in Gaza a "death sentence" for the captives held by Hamas and other groups in the enclave.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged Israel to reconsider the decision, stating it 'will only bring more bloodshed'.
Army chief Eyal Zamir reportedly opposed the plan to take control of the entire Gaza Strip, warning that it would endanger the hostages and further strain Israel's army.
The Security Cabinet approved Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan to expand military operations in Gaza City, home to half of the enclave's population, despite opposition.
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