Israeli PM order to grab over 70% of Gaza leaves Palestinians helpless amid forced eviction, attacks
Minas Al Jabbour
Press TV, Gaza City
Already in control of 64 per cent of Gaza, bombarded to ruins by war, the Israeli prime minister's recent order for the military to grab over 70 percent of the tiny coastal strip, has left besieged Palestinians struggling.
Upon Netanyahu's directive, Israeli armor pushed east of Salah al-Din Road toward Wadi Gaza, effectively severing the north from the central governorates and turning vital transit routes into deadly traps.
As our correspondent Minas Al Jabbour reports, analysts warn that Israel's doctrine of displacement and "systematic suffocation" is no longer confined to Gaza, but is actively being mirrored across the region to reshape the geopolitical front.
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