Military officials confirm initiation of operations for seizing control of Gaza region - Military spokesperson announces initiation of plans for seizing Gaza
In a significant development, the Israeli army has initiated preparatory measures to take the city of Gaza, with troops already within the vicinity. The announcement was made by the Israeli army's spokesperson, Effie Defrin, in the evening from Tel Aviv.
According to Defrin, Israeli troops are currently occupying the outskirts of the city of Gaza. This marks the beginning of the "next phase of the war," a term used by Defrin to describe the current situation. The war being referred to is in the Middle East, with Gaza being the city under focus.
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has ordered to take the city of Gaza faster than previously planned. This order was reportedly issued by Netanyahu's office. The Israeli military is preparing for the takeover of Gaza City primarily with active-duty soldiers, supported by the mobilization of around 50,000 to 60,000 reservists.
The operations target Gaza City's suburbs and Hamas' tunnel networks, involving ground forces engaging in urban and guerrilla warfare against Hamas militants. However, specific unit names are not detailed at this time.
Defrin made this announcement to journalists, stating that the next phase of the war has begun. The city of Gaza, located in the Middle East, is currently under preparations by the Israeli army. The exact nature and timeline of the takeover are unclear at this point.
It is important to note that this article presents factual information and does not include opinions or unrelated details. The situation is ongoing and developments are expected to unfold in the coming days.
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