Sources reported that the Chief of Staff of the occupation army, Eyal Zamir, recently approved a comprehensive military plan for the Southern Command aimed at decisively ending the battle in the Gaza Strip. This decision comes in implementation of political directives, with a particular focus on carrying out operations in areas that the occupation forces have not yet entered, despite previous disagreements over the priorities of initiation, which the occupation army minister resolved in favor of his own vision.
The occupation's security establishment is currently examining three scenarios for dealing with the Strip. The first is to pursue a comprehensive political agreement aimed at dismantling Hamas politically.
Occupation estimates indicate that President Trump's administration may set a final deadline of no more than two months to complete this step, placing the political system under significant time pressure to achieve its goals.
The other two scenarios range from intensifying localized military pressure to force Hamas to surrender without a comprehensive decisive action in the Strip at the current stage, or moving towards full occupation and a final military decisive action. This latter option includes establishing a temporary military administration or international rule to manage civilian affairs, with an emphasis within the occupation's corridors that imposing a temporary military rule is considered inevitable initially to ensure complete security control.
Occupation estimates indicate that President Trump's administration may set a final deadline of no more than two months to complete this step.
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Army Chief of Staff approves "Gaza Decisive Action" plan and three scenarios governing the future of the Strip