Hebrew reports reveal the establishment of a massive American base on the Gaza Strip border

Hebrew press reports have revealed that the US Army has begun extensive construction operations to build a massive military base located directly on the separation fence surrounding the Gaza Strip. Sources clarified that the chosen site for the new facility is located near the 'Re'im' base belonging to the occupation army, reflecting high-level security coordination in the border area.

This base is set to play a pivotal role as an integrated military and civilian headquarters for receiving and managing international bodies and forces expected to arrive in the region in the coming period. This step comes within the framework of efforts aimed at providing logistical infrastructure capable of advancing and implementing the provisions of Trump's plan on the ground, and securing the required international presence.

Data indicates that the new facility will be the strategic alternative to the multinational headquarters that was previously centered in the 'Kiryat Gat' area. This relocation aims to bring command and control centers closer to the Gaza Strip borders to ensure rapid response and direct supervision of the field movements of international forces participating in the anticipated missions.

In the context of technical preparations, the base's engineering plan includes the construction of an advanced observation tower dedicated to command and control purposes and linking units deployed in the field. This tower will serve as a central nerve for managing operations and directing forces, giving supervising entities a high capability to accurately monitor movements in the areas surrounding the security fence.

The US administration has already begun issuing various commercial tenders to accelerate construction operations, including requests for the supply of mobile buildings and prefabricated residential units. These temporary facilities will be used as accommodations for forces and command and control centers until the completion of permanent buildings and fortifications scheduled within the project's timeline.

The base will serve as an alternative to the multinational headquarters that was based in Kiryat Gat, and will be used as a military and civilian headquarters for international forces.