Over 670 days of devastation have unfolded in Gaza, with Israel's military actions resulting in the destruction of towns and villages, notably Rafah. The Israeli security cabinet authorized a plan to occupy Gaza fully and attack Gaza City, leading to extensive destruction. Former defense minister Moshe Ya'alon characterized the actions as ethnic cleansing. The International Court of Justice recognized a genocide risk in 2024, yet Israel disregarded those rulings by failing to provide humanitarian aid and continuing its violent onslaught, leaving survivors in dire straits confined to a ravaged territory.
The Israeli security cabinet declared an escalation by approving a plan to fully occupy Gaza, starting with an attack on Gaza City, showcasing the predictable consequences of military action.
Israel's recent attacks, including the destruction of Rafah and northern towns like Beit Lahia, Beit Hanoun, and Jabaliya, have been labeled as ethnic cleansing and violations of international law.
The International Court of Justice ruled on genocide, noting a risk in January 2024, and mandated measures that Israel violated, including the provision of humanitarian aid.
Israeli leadership's intent to 'destroy, burn and flatten' Gaza was followed through, resulting in 90% of the Gaza Strip being devastated and the remaining population confined to only 12% of its territory.
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