Israel plans to call up 100,000 soldiers for a potential operation to occupy Gaza.

The Israeli occupation army intends to call up between 80,000 and 100,000 reservists to participate in a potential operation to occupy the city of Gaza, according to Hebrew sources. This step is part of a comprehensive plan to fully reoccupy the Gaza Strip, which has been approved by the Chief of Staff of the army, Eyal Zamir.

On Wednesday, the central idea of the occupation plan was confirmed, which includes attacking the Zeitoun area located south of the city of Gaza. This operation comes in the context of escalating tensions in the region, as the occupation seeks to strengthen its military presence in the strip.

According to the newspaper 'Yedioth Ahronoth', the initial framework set by the Chief of Staff includes sending call-up orders for participation in the operation. Additional discussions are expected to be held in the coming days to determine the details of the operation and the maneuvering methods in the city.

The military plans also include dealing with the high-rise buildings west of Gaza, where the occupation forces are expected to face resistance from the resistance teams equipped by Hamas. These preparations indicate the occupation's intention to carry out large-scale military operations.

These developments come at a sensitive time, as the residents of the Gaza Strip are suffering from difficult humanitarian conditions, complicating the security and political situation in the region. The occupation is looking to achieve its military objectives while the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate.

The call-up of such a large number of reservists reflects the scale of the threats perceived by the occupation in Gaza and also reflects the increasing military preparations in the face of any potential escalation. These steps indicate that the occupation is planning military operations that could have serious repercussions for civilians in the strip.