Pictures of Israeli constructions in Rafah as part of a new plan news
Pictures of satellites showed that the Israeli army recently worked to pave a region in Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip, and expand the Morag military axis, coinciding with Israeli statements about the establishment of a aid distribution area, as part of a plan convicted by the United Nations and international humanitarian organizations.
The paved area is 470 meters from the beach of the city of Rafah and about 300 meters from Hamad Bin Jassim General Hospital.
The area of the region is 375 meters, and 220 meters long, until the date of taking pictures between April 27 and the third of May.
The pictures also show the expansion of the Morag military axis – which is located north of Rafah – to a distance of approximately 9.89 km, starting from the Sofa crossing area east and reaches the Tal Al -Sultan area west of Rafah.
Israeli media had reported that the army began in late April to establish a “humanitarian area” between the Morag and Rafah axis to accommodate the Palestinian displaced, and to enter aid to the region in cooperation with American companies.
The Israeli army announced today, Monday, that it is preparing a “expanded military operation that includes the transportation of the residents to the southern Gaza Strip and the summons of the reserve forces,” after the Israeli press said that the Security and Political Ministerial Council believed plans to expand the war that includes the occupation of the entire sector.
Israel prohibits the entry of food and medicine to the Gaza Strip since last March, and continues the war of extermination against the Palestinians – according to the description of international experts – after it was dismissed from the ceasefire agreement concluded last January.
The United Nations said on Monday that the mechanism that Israel proposed to deliver aid to civilians in Gaza is not in line with humanitarian principles.
The organization, on the tongue of a spokeswoman for the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Gaza, Olga Cheyvco, stressed that “granting more operational control to one of the parties to the conflict would put aid, especially for those who desperately need it.”
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The international humanitarian team in the occupied Palestinian territories expressed in a statement published on Sunday that it rejected Israel’s plan to distribute humanitarian aid, stressing that it contradicts humanitarian principles.
The team – led by the United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in the occupied Palestinian territories, and includes heads of international and international NGOs – said that Israeli officials have sought to “close the current aid distribution system managed by the United Nations and its partners.”
The international team stressed that the new Israeli plan “is inconsistent with international humanitarian principles. It is dangerous, pushing civilians to military areas to obtain subsistence shares, threatening lives, including humanitarian workers, and increases the consolidation of forced displacement.”
