Arab League Chief condemns Israeli plan to reoccupy Gaza - War on Gaza
The plan calls for "reoccupying" the Gaza Strip and placing it under Israeli control. It also includes displacing the residents of Gaza City and confining most of the strip's population to a narrow corner in its south.
The official spokesperson quoted Aboul Gheit as affirming that the Arab League has repeatedly warned against allowing Israel to wage its insane, endless, criminal war against the Palestinian people to liquidate their cause and eliminate them as a national group. He stressed that the time has come for a firm stance from the international community to halt this bloody cycle.
The spokesperson added that Aboul Gheit considers the Israeli plan a true reflection of Israel's intentions and objectives, since the beginning of the war, to reoccupy the entire Gaza Strip and expel as many of its residents as possible.
"This is a plan that the Arab side and the entire world categorically and comprehensively reject."
Furthermore, the spokesman emphasised that the occupation government "is no longer aware of the extent of its international isolation as a result of its persistence in waging a war of extermination for nearly two years."
He also asserted that extremely extremist ideologies or narrow self-interests drive the leaders of the Israeli government and that they do not even care about the fate of the Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip.
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