Israel is about to begin the occupation operation of Gaza City
It has already taken the first step, as Israeli army sources have confirmed the deployment of troops around the city. In addition, it plans to activate an additional 60,000 reservists so that Netanyahu's government can compete with the Aramada from September onwards.
Binyamin Netanyahu's order to advance the military invasion of Gaza City eta the next day, Israel is about to begin the operation to occupy Gaza City. La first step has already been taken, as sources from the Irsael army have confirmed that they have already deployed troops around the city to begin the offensive.
It should also be recalled that the Netanyahu government plans to activate an additional 60,000 reservists to compete with the army from September onwards.
As the Israeli army is about to begin its occupation of Gaza City, pressure is mounting against Benjamin Netanyahu's government.
In Israel, the street protests have been joined in recent hours by the leader of the opposition, Yair Lapir , who has said that if Hamas agrees to a ceasefire, he will support it if necessary, that is, if his government partners turn their backs on him, he will have the support of the opposition, so he has asked him to accept the ceasefire.
Guterres calls for an "immediate" ceasefire
At the international level, the last to try to stop Netanyahu's intentions has been UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
He has warned of the death and destruction that military action could cause in Gaza, and has called for an immediate ceasefire and the release of the hostages.
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