Israel's Gaza operation prospects
The article discusses the future of the Gaza Strip and the possibility of Israel successfully implementing its plan, which focuses heavily on the forced displacement of the population in Gaza. The author emphasizes that the only solution to establish stability is to relocate the majority of the residents from Gaza to other countries, due to the previous failure of the Oslo Accords and the Palestinian Authority’s self-rule, as well as Gaza’s inability to meet even the simplest living needs because of dependency on aid, increasing corruption, and the theft of aid by Hamas. The text indicates that Israel aims to turn Gaza into labor camps through construction projects and plans designed to reduce the population and transform the strip into an area managed by international forces or kept under direct Israeli control. Israel rejects any complete disarmament of Hamas or the recognition of an independent Palestinian self-governance. The conclusion is that Israel’s success in executing this plan depends on widespread displacement and the undermining of any chance for an independent Palestinian government, amidst weak internal Palestinian opposition and fragmented leadership stances. Meanwhile, plans for forced displacement and resettlement remain core aspects of Israel’s policies toward Gaza.
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