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Hamas Issues Warning as Israel Eyes Full Gaza Invasion

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Tensions in the Gaza Strip have escalated as Hamas issued a stark warning to Israel over plans to take control of Gaza City.

The Palestinian militant group vowed that any attempt by Israeli forces to seize the city would come at a “high cost” in lives and resources.

The warning followed reports from Israeli officials confirming plans to advance into Gaza City.

Israel claims the move is necessary to dismantle Hamas’ military infrastructure.

However, Palestinian groups argue that the operation would amount to an occupation and a direct violation of international law.

Hamas described the planned takeover as a “war crime” and accused Israel of targeting civilians.

In a statement, the group warned that Israeli soldiers would face “fierce resistance” and that the offensive could put the lives of Israeli hostages at risk.

The group claimed the hostages are being held in undisclosed locations, making any large-scale assault extremely dangerous.

International reactions have been swift. Several human rights organizations condemned Israel’s plan, urging both sides to return to negotiations.

They warned that a ground assault on Gaza City could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe.

The densely populated area is already facing severe shortages of food, water, and medical supplies due to the ongoing blockade.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended the operation, stating that his government’s priority is the “security of the Israeli people.”

He accused Hamas of using civilians as human shields and insisted that Israel’s military actions are aimed solely at dismantling terrorist capabilities.

However, analysts warn that an invasion could further inflame tensions in the region.

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Previous Israeli military operations in Gaza have triggered waves of retaliation from Palestinian factions, leading to prolonged cycles of violence.

The United Nations has also expressed concern, noting that any escalation could undermine fragile ceasefire talks brokered by regional powers.

Despite the warnings, Israeli forces have reportedly increased their presence near Gaza City.

Military vehicles, artillery units, and air support have been mobilized in what appears to be preparation for a large-scale push.

Hamas, for its part, claims it is ready for any confrontation, vowing to make Gaza “a graveyard for invaders.”

As the situation intensifies, residents of Gaza City remain on edge.

Many fear that a direct assault will bring unprecedented destruction to an already devastated city.


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