The Israeli occupation plans to invade Gaza.. a major maneuver and an estimate of one hundred casualties.

Military reports indicate that the Israeli occupation army plans to invade the city of Gaza, estimating the expected number of martyrs to be around one hundred. This estimate came in the context of the military preparations being conducted by the army, which are set to be presented to the Cabinet today.

The Chief of Staff of the occupation army, Eyal Zamir, will present a plan for controlling Gaza, which is expected to include a large-scale mobilization involving approximately 130,000 reservists. Their reserve period will be extended from 70 days to 100 days, meaning these soldiers will remain on standby during the holiday period.

The report indicated that the ongoing fighting in the Sabra and Zeitoun neighborhoods is part of the assault on Gaza, where the occupation army is blowing up and destroying citizens' homes, leading to rising columns of smoke and the sound of explosions.

The report also mentioned that the occupation army has begun activities to train the humanitarian system in Gaza, including building a hospital in Khan Younis to transfer patients from the city's hospitals, in an attempt to alleviate the humanitarian burdens.

In a related context, the occupation army has escalated killings and forced displacement in the Zeitoun neighborhood since August 11, as part of a gradual plan to reoccupy the Gaza Strip. The Israeli government approved a plan to fully reoccupy Gaza starting from the city.

Since October 7, 2023, the occupation army has been carrying out genocide in the besieged Gaza Strip, including killing, starvation, and forced displacement, ignoring international calls. The genocide has resulted in the martyrdom of 62,064 Palestinians and the injury of 156,573 others, most of whom are children and women.

The humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate, with more than 9,000 Palestinians suffering from loss of communication, in addition to hundreds of thousands of displaced individuals who have lost their homes, exacerbating their suffering under the ongoing siege.