Israel’s Military Plans Humanitarian Islands Ahead of Ground Offensive
Israel Defense Forces to Relocate Rafah’s Population
Israel’s military intends to direct a “significant” portion of Rafah’s population of 1.4 million toward “humanitarian islands” in central Gaza ahead of Israel’s planned ground offensive, according to Israel Defense Forces spokesman Daniel Hagari.
President Biden Signals Concern Over Israeli Invasion
President Biden has expressed concern in recent weeks regarding the Israeli military’s planned ground offensive in the southern city of Rafah. Although he has warned that such an invasion would cross a “red line,” the President has reaffirmed his unwavering support for Israel stating, “I’m never going to leave Israel.”
Biden’s remarks point to the delicate situation between the two nations, as Israel prepares to execute a strategic move to relocate a portion of Rafah’s population.
Humanitarian Islands to Alleviate Impact of Offensive
Israel’s decision to establish “humanitarian islands” in central Gaza is aimed at minimizing the possible humanitarian consequences resulting from the planned ground offensive. The country has plans in place to relocate a significant number of Rafah’s residents to these designated areas.
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