Israel Prepares to Recall Approximately 50,000 Reserve Troops
In a significant move, the Israeli military has announced plans to mobilize approximately 50,000 reservists, with the operation set to begin in September. This comes as the city of Gaza, a stronghold of the Islamic terrorist organization Hamas, faces a catastrophic humanitarian situation.
The primary objective of the operation is to neutralize Hamas' operational capabilities and destroy their underground tunnel system. Israeli troops are already present in the suburbs of Gaza city, including Al-Saitun and Djabalija, preparing for the takeover of the city, which will primarily involve active soldiers.
The city of Gaza is home to approximately one million civilians. To ensure their safety and well-being during the operation, the Israeli military is working with international aid organizations to provide medical aid and food supply for the relocated civilians. Tent camps further south in the Gaza Strip have been designated for their temporary accommodation.
The Israeli military spokesperson, Avichai Adraee, has communicated this plan, expressing deep concern from international humanitarian organizations, including UNICEF and other UN agencies. Hamas still possesses operational capabilities for guerrilla warfare, adding a complex layer to the already challenging operation.
In the coming days, notification letters for the mobilization will be sent to the reservists. The reservists, who will join active soldiers in the operation, were informed that their service will be crucial in ensuring the success of the mission and maintaining peace in the region.
The takeover of Gaza city is a significant step in the Israeli military's efforts to restore peace and stability in the region. The operation is expected to have far-reaching implications for the future of the Gaza Strip and the broader Middle East.
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