Despite the rising number of civilian deaths and the rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation, Israel has vowed to intensify the aerial bombardment of the Gaza Strip and expand it into a multifaceted operation, while saying it seeks to eliminate Hamas, which has been called Israel, European Union and USA as a terrorist organization.
With Israel’s thousands of punitive strikes, the fear of history repeating itself – of another Nakba, the name Arabs use for the mass expulsions that followed the 1948 Arab-Israeli war – is being felt throughout Israel. region.
Although Israel has not said it intends to expel Gazans to Egypt or elsewhere, fears of such prospects were raised after the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) asked Gazans to evacuate the northern part of the strip and moved south as their military operation continued, as well as after the US.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the US is in talks with Egypt and Israel to establish a humanitarian corridor in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula for Americans and other civilians fleeing Gaza.
On Sunday, Blinken said on NBC’s “Meet the Press” that Israel has “absolutely no intention” of governing the Gaza Strip. But the prospect of hundreds of thousands more Palestinians being forcibly displaced to neighboring countries, or even further afield, is being condemned across the Arab world.
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