أعلن رئيس الأركان الإسرائيلي إيال زامير، أن تنفيذ خطة احتلال قطاع غزة التي أقرها المجلس الوزاري المصغر «الكابينت»، فجر اليوم (الجمعة)، يحتاج إلى نحو 200 ألف جندي من الاحتياطي.
وتعارض المؤسسة العسكرية الخطة التي عرضها رئيس وزراء الاحتلال بنيامين نتنياهو، خلال اجتماع الكابينت لاحتلال قطاع غزة بالكامل، بسبب خطرها على حياة الأسرى والجنود.
ونقلت قناة «كان» التابعة لهيئة البث الرسمية، عن مصادر مطلعة، أن زامير قال خلال اجتماع الكابينت، إن تنفيذ الخطة من الناحية العسكرية والبنية التحتية يحتاج إلى نحو 200 ألف جندي احتياط «كثير منهم خدموا أياماً طويلة في الاحتياط» خلال الحرب.
وأفاد رئيس الأركان بأن تنفيذ الخطة يتطلب إنشاء مستشفيات للسكان المدنيين وضخ مساعدات إنسانية بكميات لا يستطيع الجيش حالياً توزيعها، وفق تعبيره.
وحسب القناة، أكد زامير أنه لا توجد بنية تحتية مدنية كافية أو استجابة إنسانية لتحريك السكان، وسنحتاج إلى إنشاء مستشفيات لهم.
واقترح رئيس الأركان استبعاد إعادة الأسرى المحتجزين في القطاع من أهداف الحرب.
وكان وزير الأمن القومي إيتمار بن غفير، جدد معارضته إدخال المساعدات الإنسانية وبناء المستشفيات في قطاع غزة. ورد عليه زامير: «أقترح أن تزيلوا إعادة الأسرى المحتجزين في غزة من أهداف الحرب».
وأفصحت وسائل إعلام إسرائيلية، أن الموافقة على الخطة جاءت خلال اجتماع استغرق 10 ساعات، وأعلن مكتب نتنياهو في بيان، فجر الجمعة، أن الجيش الإسرائيلي يستعد لاستكمال سيطرته على قطاع غزة.
وتنص الخطة على بدء الجيش الإسرائيلي التحرك نحو مناطق لم يدخلها سابقا، بهدف السيطرة عليها وسط القطاع ومدينة غزة، رغم تحذيرات هيئة الأركان من هذه الخطوة.
وبحسب الطرح الذي قدمه نتنياهو، فإن الخطة تبدأ بتهجير فلسطينيي مدينة غزة نحو الجنوب، يتبعها تطويق المدينة، ومن ثم تنفيذ عمليات توغل إضافية في مراكز التجمعات السكنية، وفق هيئة البث العبرية الرسمية.
وخلال الحرب المتواصلة في القطاع منذ 7 أكتوبر 2023، احتل الجيش الإسرائيلي كامل مدينة غزة باستثناء مناطق صغيرة ومكث فيها عدة أشهر قبل أن يتراجع في أبريل 2024 من معظم مناطقها بعد إعلانه «تدمير البنية التحتية لحماس بالمدينة».
ومن كامل القطاع بقيت أجزاء من مدينة دير البلح ومخيمات المحافظة الوسطى مثل النصيرات والمغازي والبريج، لم تحتلها القوات الإسرائيلية، لكنها دمرت مئات المباني فيها، بحسب مسؤولين فلسطينيين.
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رئيس الأركان الإسرائيلي: احتلال غزة يحتاج 200 ألف جندي احتياط
8 أغسطس 2025 - 17:35
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The Israeli Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, announced that the implementation of the plan to occupy the Gaza Strip, approved by the security cabinet "kabinett," early this morning (Friday), requires about 200,000 reservist soldiers.
The military establishment opposes the plan presented by the occupying Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the kabinett meeting to fully occupy the Gaza Strip, due to the danger it poses to the lives of prisoners and soldiers.
The "Kan" channel, affiliated with the official broadcasting authority, reported that sources familiar with the matter said Zamir stated during the kabinett meeting that the military and infrastructure requirements for implementing the plan necessitate around 200,000 reservist soldiers, "many of whom served long days in reserve" during the war.
The Chief of Staff indicated that implementing the plan requires establishing hospitals for the civilian population and delivering humanitarian aid in quantities that the army cannot currently distribute, as he expressed.
According to the channel, Zamir confirmed that there is not enough civilian infrastructure or humanitarian response to move the population, and we will need to establish hospitals for them.
The Chief of Staff suggested excluding the return of prisoners held in the Gaza Strip from the war objectives.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir reiterated his opposition to the entry of humanitarian aid and the construction of hospitals in the Gaza Strip. Zamir responded to him: "I suggest that you remove the return of prisoners held in Gaza from the war objectives."
Israeli media revealed that the approval of the plan came during a 10-hour meeting, and Netanyahu's office announced in a statement early Friday that the Israeli army is preparing to complete its control over the Gaza Strip.
The plan stipulates that the Israeli army will begin moving towards areas it has not previously entered, with the aim of controlling the center of the strip and the city of Gaza, despite warnings from the General Staff about this step.
According to the proposal presented by Netanyahu, the plan begins with the displacement of Palestinians from the city of Gaza towards the south, followed by encircling the city, and then carrying out additional incursions into residential gathering centers, according to the official Hebrew broadcasting authority.
During the ongoing war in the strip since October 7, 2023, the Israeli army occupied the entire city of Gaza except for small areas and remained there for several months before retreating in April 2024 from most of its areas after declaring the "destruction of Hamas's infrastructure in the city."
From the entire strip, parts of the city of Deir al-Balah and the camps in the central governorate, such as Al-Nuseirat, Al-Maghazi, and Al-Bureij, were not occupied by the Israeli forces, but hundreds of buildings were destroyed there, according to Palestinian officials.
The military establishment opposes the plan presented by the occupying Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the kabinett meeting to fully occupy the Gaza Strip, due to the danger it poses to the lives of prisoners and soldiers.
The "Kan" channel, affiliated with the official broadcasting authority, reported that sources familiar with the matter said Zamir stated during the kabinett meeting that the military and infrastructure requirements for implementing the plan necessitate around 200,000 reservist soldiers, "many of whom served long days in reserve" during the war.
The Chief of Staff indicated that implementing the plan requires establishing hospitals for the civilian population and delivering humanitarian aid in quantities that the army cannot currently distribute, as he expressed.
According to the channel, Zamir confirmed that there is not enough civilian infrastructure or humanitarian response to move the population, and we will need to establish hospitals for them.
The Chief of Staff suggested excluding the return of prisoners held in the Gaza Strip from the war objectives.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir reiterated his opposition to the entry of humanitarian aid and the construction of hospitals in the Gaza Strip. Zamir responded to him: "I suggest that you remove the return of prisoners held in Gaza from the war objectives."
Israeli media revealed that the approval of the plan came during a 10-hour meeting, and Netanyahu's office announced in a statement early Friday that the Israeli army is preparing to complete its control over the Gaza Strip.
The plan stipulates that the Israeli army will begin moving towards areas it has not previously entered, with the aim of controlling the center of the strip and the city of Gaza, despite warnings from the General Staff about this step.
According to the proposal presented by Netanyahu, the plan begins with the displacement of Palestinians from the city of Gaza towards the south, followed by encircling the city, and then carrying out additional incursions into residential gathering centers, according to the official Hebrew broadcasting authority.
During the ongoing war in the strip since October 7, 2023, the Israeli army occupied the entire city of Gaza except for small areas and remained there for several months before retreating in April 2024 from most of its areas after declaring the "destruction of Hamas's infrastructure in the city."
From the entire strip, parts of the city of Deir al-Balah and the camps in the central governorate, such as Al-Nuseirat, Al-Maghazi, and Al-Bureij, were not occupied by the Israeli forces, but hundreds of buildings were destroyed there, according to Palestinian officials.
