From Netadim to Morag; Is Israel seeking to occupy Gaza?
href = “https://www.mehrnews.com”> Mehr News Agency , International Group: From the early days of this month (April), the Zionist Army’s army has launched the Morag Corridor occupation process to separate it. According to Hebrew sources, the Zionist regime’s army intends to complete the siege of the city of Rafah; The only way to make the Gaza people’s relationship with the world become a security area.
The Zionist regime’s army has previously tried to prevent weapons for resistance by occupying the Philadelphia axis, while creating the north and southern Gaza axis. Experts believe that Netanyahu goes beyond international law to move toward the Orthodox forces such as orphans Ben Gavir or Betslail Augustric to move to the option of illegal Gaza’s illegal annexation in the first step and then to the West Bank.
What is Morag Corridor?
Morag corridor refers to a strategic area in the Gaza Strip that acts as a vital communication axis between the cities of Khan Younis in the center of Gaza and Rafah in the south of the area. The corridor is located near the Zionist town of Morag (which existed before the evacuation of Zionist settlements in Gaza in year 6). Geographically, this axis is a key route for traffic, transmission of goods and communications between the southern and central parts of Gaza.
occupation of this axis by the Zionist Army Division on April 1-8, which means the termination of land between Khan Younis and Rafah, which can have a serious impact on the daily lives of people and Palestinian resistance activities. Due to its proximity to the Gaza borders and its strategic position, the area has always been of interest to Zionist forces, because its control allows them to limit Palestinian movements and put military and economic pressure on the Gaza Strip. The Tel Aviv move also shows an attempt to divide the Gaza Strip into separate sections to make military and security control over the area easier. Such a strategy has a long history in Tel Aviv’s policies and aims to weaken the geographical and social integration of Palestinians in Gaza.
Morag’s occupation by the Zionist army has many dangers for the Palestinian people and the Hamas movement. For ordinary people, this means cutting off the relationship between Khan Younis and Rafah, which can disrupt access to basic services such as hospitals, schools, and markets. Many Palestinian families in these areas depend on each other, and this separation can cause profound social and economic problems.
In addition, disconnecting with the Rafah Pass may make it difficult for humanitarian aid, food and medicine, while Gaza has already been under siege. This could exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in southern Gaza and increase psychological and physical stress on the residents of the area. On the other hand, for Hamas and other resistance groups, the occupation of this corridor means severe restriction on military and logistical movements. This axis is critical for the transfer of equipment, forces, and communications between different parts of Gaza, and its disconnection can affect Hamas’s ability to coordinate resistance operations. The Zionist regime’s action can also be considered as an introduction to wider military operations in southern Gaza, especially in Rafah, which is an important base for resistance.
Is Gaza’s illegal attachment near?
With Donald Trump’s re-emergence as the US president, concerns about the official accession of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip to the occupied Zionist lands have increased significantly, contrary to UN Security Council resolutions. In the first term of Trump’s presidency, his policies clearly supported Zionist right -wing positions; Including the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of the Zionist regime, the transfer of the US embassy to the city, the annexation of the Golan Heights, and the introduction of a “century deal” that practically ignored the Palestinian rights, and the annexation of large parts of the West Bank.
This history shows that Trump will probably take a similar approach in the new era and may support Tel Aviv’s actions to officially join these areas, even if these measures have been adopted by international law and Security Council resolutions). Be.
in recent years the Zionist regime, especially after the Battle of the Al-Aqsa Storm, has pursued more aggressive policies to destroy infrastructure and mandate Palestinians. In Gaza, widespread bombings and destruction of residential areas, along with severe siege, have made life impossible for residents and forced many to leave their homes. UN reports and human rights institutions show that more than 5 % of Gaza’s infrastructure has been destroyed and the area has been virtually unnatural.
In the West Bank, the expansion of illegal settlements, the destruction of Palestinian homes and violence with the support of the Zionist regime has increased pressure on Palestinians to leave their land. These measures can be interpreted as part of a long -term strategy for ethnic cleansing. The Zionist regime seeks to reduce the Palestinian population and change the demographic composition of these areas to reinforce its claim to these lands.
The possibility of enjoining the accession of the West and Gaza coast to the occupied Zionists in the new Trump era depends on several factors, but the current situation shows that this scenario is more likely. First, Trump’s unconditional support for the Zionist regime can give Netanyahu more dare to advance the policies. In the first period of Trump, the project of joining parts of the West Bank (about 2 %) was seriously raised and was delayed only due to international opposition and some internal considerations of the regime. Given the current composition of the Zionist regime’s cabinet, which includes extremist right -wing parties, the plan could be quickly revived by US support. The weakness of the international community in exerting effective pressure on the Quds occupation regime, especially with the potential US veto in the Security Council, can eliminate legal and political barriers to join. The critical situation of Gaza and the West Bank, along with compulsory migration and widespread destruction, has provided the basis for reducing Palestinian resistance and forced admission to new conditions. However, there are also obstacles; Including Palestinian domestic resistance, potential reactions of regional countries such as Jordan and Egypt (which have peace agreements with the Zionist regime) and the pressure of global public opinion that may raise the political cost of Tel Aviv even if US support.
Talk interest
Zionist Minister of War Yasrail Katz, also referred to as a member of Netanyahu’s relatives, announced that the only way to immigrate to Gaza is to move to another country. Unlike Security Council resolutions and international law resolutions in the United States, the Zionist regime, Argentina, Hungary, etc. support the change in geopolitical status in Gaza. The current scene in Gaza can be seen as the last screen of the “Death of the International Order of the Liberal Order” by the “nationalist nationalist” forces. In the new world, it is not the legal systems but the “law of force” that will determine the fate of state-nations. If the powers of multilateralism want to stand against the unilateralism of people like Trump or Netanyahu, they must first get human tragedy in Gaza.
