Israeli troops expand 'Security Zone' in Northern Gaza


Daijiworld Media Network- Jerusalem

Jerusalem, Apr 4: Israeli forces have intensified their military presence by expanding the ‘security zone’ in northern Gaza, triggering fresh tensions in the conflict-ridden region.

The expansion reportedly covers additional areas of agricultural lands and residential zones, with Israel claiming the measure is aimed at preventing militant attacks and ensuring the safety of its citizens from potential rocket strikes and cross-border intrusions.

According to local sources, the move has led to heightened military patrols and restrictions on civilian movement, sparking concerns over the deteriorating humanitarian situation.
Palestinian authorities have condemned the expansion as an infringement on their territorial rights, while international observers have urged all parties to exercise restraint.

Rights groups have criticised the development, stating that it could further worsen living conditions for Gaza’s residents, who are already struggling with limited resources and infrastructural challenges.

Global stakeholders have called for dialogue and peaceful resolution to avoid further escalation in the region.

  

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