Displacement after killing and destruction!

It is neither surprising nor unexpected that the Likud wolf is creating excuses that enable it to continue its endless war, aiming to achieve its hidden goals of re-establishing control over the devastated territory after displacing its inhabitants and building a Riviera on the ruins of homes and the remains of victims in the massacre of the century, during which the killers enjoyed an open grace period until the task was fully completed according to American specifications and standards, after trampling on the matrix of principles, laws, and human values for which the founding fathers of the great state erected a statue of liberty.

Nothing is harsher than crime except the denial of its occurrence. Referring to the widespread famine in the starving territory as malnutrition, which is devouring the most vulnerable groups of women and children, is nothing but a deliberate attempt to obscure the resounding crime and to place the blame for their death by bullets on the victims themselves when their empty stomachs compete in front of the traps of aid prepared for killing, and at other times through the bombing of homes and tents and the extermination of families.

The latest step in Israeli policies is not a reaction to what Netanyahu calls Hamas's rejection of negotiation terms, but rather plans prepared according to timelines, aimed at emptying the territory of its inhabitants after exhausting and starving them and forcibly pushing them to leave the area they have been confined to, which does not exceed 12 square kilometers of the total area of the territory, which is 350 square kilometers.

From now until October 7, when the extermination marks its second year, Netanyahu will continue his plans in response to the blackmail of his partners from the Torah parties regarding correcting what they call the historical mistake made by Sharon in withdrawing from the territory in 2005, and to send a message to the countries that intend to recognize the State of Palestine next September that their recognition is worth no more than the ink it will be written with compared to what the tank treads draw on the ground with their occupation and the imposition of complete control over it, undermining the hopes of Palestinians for an independent state.

Displacement is the final chapter in the story of extermination in a world that does not cease its rhetoric of condemnation and denunciation to the point of dullness.