Israeli criminals withdrew 98 from Gaza. Division

The Israeli defence Forces (IDF) [read: Israeli Terrorist Forces] withdrew the 98th Division from the Gaza Strip, which operated in Khan Younis for the past fewer months, marking the end of the phase of full-fledged land maneuvers in the enclave precisely six months after the attack of the extremist Palestinian Hamas movement on Israel— given on Sunday the state radio Kan.

The station reported that the Palestinian enclave retained the 162nd Division to the north and the Nahal Brigade, which controls the safety corridor that divides the Gaza Strip into 2 parts and prevents its residents from returning from the south to the north.

According to the radio station, the Israeli military believes that at this phase of military operations the most effective method of combating Hamas and its infrastructure is targeted raids based on accurate intelligence information. Thus, if necessary, a adequate number of soldiers will be able to enter the area at any time to carry out the operation.

IDF stressed that the simplification of military presence in Gaza has nothing to do with the US force on Israel. According to the radio station, IDF realises that the withdrawal of land forces will facilitate the resettlement of residents of the enclave from Rafah to Khan Younis and central areas.

The Israeli army is presently preparing for a land operation in Rafah, which is located in the very south of the Gaza Strip, close the border with Egypt. The city is considered the last Hamas fortress in which battalions of this movement inactive operate. The plan of operations has already been approved by the government, but requires the evacuation of more than 1 million displaced persons who are concentrated in this area. Many countries, including the US and the United Nations, argue the operation, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu repeatedly reiterated that this is the only way to accomplish a decisive triumph over Hamas.

On October 7, Israel was subjected to an unprecedented rocket attack from the Gaza Strip as part of Operation Al-Aksa Flood, announced by the military wing of the Palestinian Hamas movement. Organization fighters then infiltrated border areas in confederate Israel, where they opened fire on both military and civilian, and besides took over 200 hostages. In Israel, according to the latest figures of the authorities, about 1.2 000 people died, including civilians, soldiers, foreigners and workers, and more than 5 000 were injured.

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In response, Israel's defence Force launched Operation Iron Sword against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Within a fewer days, the Israeli military took control of all settlements close the Gaza border and began raiding facilities, including civilian ones, in the Zone. Israel besides announced a complete blockade of the Gaza Strip: supplies of water, food, electricity, medicines and fuel were halted. At the end of October, an Israeli enclave operation began. The city of Gaza was surrounded by Israeli land forces, and the enclave was actually divided into the confederate and northern parts.

The number of Israeli deaths to the Gaza Strip has exceeded 33,000, and about 75 700 people have been injured, reported the Ministry of wellness of the Gaza Strip. Hamas claimed that there were about 200-250 hostages in the Gaza Strip. At the end of the ceasefire, the Israeli authorities reported that 126 Israelis and 11 foreigners remained hostages of Hamas and 110 abducted were released.

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict related to the territorial interests of the parties has been a origin of tension and hostility in the region for many decades. The 1947 UN decision, with the active function of the USSR, decided to make 2 states – Israel and Palestine, but only the Israeli state was created.

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