Just what are Israel’s long-term plans for Gaza?

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Thursday that Israel now controls 60 percent of the Gaza Strip, directing the army to seize 70 percent of the territory, a move international law experts warn constitutes unlawful annexation. Since October 2023, Israeli forces have killed at least 72,819 Palestinians and expanded their presence despite a supposed ceasefire, restricting access for inhabitants to two-thirds of the enclave by April 2026.

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Despite an apparent ceasefire, Israel's leaders continue to hint at annexation and ethnic cleansing.

Just what are Israel’s long-term plans for Gaza?

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