The crisis of Israeli refugees after the Al-Aqsa storm – the unseen dimensions of the war in Gaza

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, in Following the surprise attack of the Palestinian resistance forces on Israeli settlements on the 7th of October 2023, and also following the start of limited clashes between the Lebanese Hezbollah and Israel on the 8th of October, the Zionist regime was forced to gradually build more than 105 evacuate the neighborhood and town and transfer their population of about 200 thousand people to the more central areas of the occupied territories. The latest for the Israelis, along with 1,500 dead, 6,000 wounded and at least 242 prisoners, has been less investigated and analyzed by the world media. This is the first time that in the conflicts between Israel and Palestine, a large group of residents of the occupied territories also face the problem of homelessness and displacement.

Administration The Emergency Management of the Israeli Ministry of War announced on October 22 that it had taken in about 120,000 displaced Israelis. This number has been removed from 53 neighborhoods and towns located around the Gaza Strip. The settlement of Sdirot is one of the largest settlements in the southern border zone where 36 thousand Zionists live. Islamic Resistance | Hamas, ” src=”https://newsmedia.tasnimnews.com/Tasnim/Uploaded/Image/1402/08/27/1402082719114052288040210.png” style=”width: 1000px; height: 921px;”/>

According to the Israeli authorities, these 120 thousand people are divided into two main categories: people who have been completely evacuated from their homes and the second category of people who need accommodation in government residences.

On the other hand, more than 80 thousand people are residents of towns and cities in the northern territories Occupied and bordering Lebanon have also left their places of residence until this moment. At least 28 settlements in the northern strip of Israel have been evacuated. Kiryat Shemone is considered one of the most important northern towns and has a population of 23 thousand. As long as the war continues and the security risks are not resolved, the responsibility for the cost of living, food, and accommodation for these 200,000 people will be fully borne by the governing coalition of the occupied territories, which is another burden on Israel’s economy. In order to accommodate this number in Israeli hotels, there was a crisis and the work went into chaos. Because canceling the admission of people who had booked hotel rooms took some time and caused them dissatisfaction. Islamic Resistance Movement | Hamas, ” src=”https://newsmedia.tasnimnews.com/Tasnim/Uploaded/Image/1402/08/27/14020827191207286288040310.png” style=”height: 627px; width: 600px;”/>

Prolonging the war and increasing pressures

As the war became long and erosive, a group of Israeli refugees were settled in military bases and live under tents. In this regard, War Minister Yoav Gallant and Israeli War Cabinet Minister Benny Gantz announced the prolongation of the war and claimed that the Israeli refugees might even have to stay in this situation for a year and not return to their place of residence for a year. The most optimistic assessments show that these displaced people will not be able to return to their homes and residences at least until the end of January 2024.

It seems that if the war is prolonged, the level of dissatisfaction among these 200,000 people will increase and this will turn into a new crisis for Israel. Economic analyzes indicate that economic pressures will cause the economy of the Zionist regime to shrink by at least 11 percent after the war. In this regard, it seems that the budget deficit of the Zionist regime will increase several times. Also, during this period, a lot of pressure was put on Betsalel Smutrich, the Minister of Finance, to allocate the budgets of various ministries and the budgets set for the cabinet member parties to the war.

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