Un plan israelí para trasladar a cientos de miles de palestinos ya desarraigados a una supuesta "ciudad humanitaria" en Gaza ha llevado a los políticos a enfrentarse con el estamento de defensa. Críticos dentro y fuera de Israel han denunciado la propuesta.

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Israel and Iran have agreed a ceasefire after a twelve day conflict. Meanwhile, Israel strikes in Gaza continue with the humanitarian crisis deepening.

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An Israeli plan to relocate approximately 600,000 displaced Palestinians to a newly constructed 'humanitarian city' in southern Gaza has sparked significant criticism from both within Israel and abroad. The proposal, introduced by Defense Minister Israel Katz, would see the encampment built near the Egyptian border, an area currently in ruins and under Israeli control. Critics, including opposition politicians, have raised concerns about the potential for forced displacement and likened the plan to a concentration camp, warning it could amount to ethnic cleansing.

The plan's details remain unclear, with Israeli officials stating it is in the early stages and intended to assist those unwilling to live under Hamas rule. The United Nations has voiced strong opposition to any forced displacement, while the White House declined to comment on related proposals. Recent reports indicate that hundreds of Palestinians have been killed near aid distribution sites in Gaza, further highlighting the humanitarian crisis.

Críticas al plan israelí de trasladar a los gazatíes a una "ciudad humanitaria

Los críticos, tanto dentro como fuera de Israel, han condenado un plan israelí para trasladar cientos de miles de palestinos ya desplazados a una supuesta ciudad humanitaria en Gaza. Algunos críticos de la oposición la han comparado con un campo de concentración, y han dicho que podría conducir a una limpieza étnica. La idea fue planteada por el ministro de Defensa israelí, Israel Katz, a principios de este mes. El primer ministro Benjamín Netanyahu convocó a ministros y responsables de Defensa para discutir a última hora del domingo. Katz dijo que alrededor de 600.000 personas serían trasladadas al nuevo campamento, que se construirá en el sur del país. Gaza, junto a la frontera egipcia, donde las fuerzas israelíes se han hecho con el control. Como gran parte de Gaza, esa zona está ahora en ruinas. Katz fue citado diciendo que las personas que decidieran trasladarse allí no serían libres de marcharse de nuevo. El líder de la oposición, Yair Lapid, dijo el lunes que el plan era peligroso y que no se materializaría. No está claro si una estrategia como la ciudad humanitaria podría obtener el apoyo del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump. A principios de este mes, Reuters vio una propuesta de 2.000 millones de dólares para construir campamentos a gran escala llamados zonas de tránsito humanitario dentro, y posiblemente fuera, de Gaza para albergar a la población palestina. Llevaba el nombre de Fundación Humanitaria de Gaza, o GHF, respaldada por Estados Unidos e Israel, y fue presentada a la administración Trump. Decía que la visión era reemplazar el control de Hamás sobre la población en Gaza. La Casa Blanca declinó hacer comentarios sobre la propuesta. En la actualidad, la GHF gestiona los centros de distribución de ayuda en Gaza recurriendo a empresas privadas de logística. 674 de ellos fueron asesinados en las inmediaciones de los emplazamientos de la GHF. Naciones Unidas dijo el martes que, según su recuento, unos 875 palestinos habían sido asesinados intentando conseguir alimentos en las últimas seis semanas aproximadamente, la mayoría de ellos cerca de los emplazamientos de la GHF. Trump ha sugerido previamente que EE.UU. podría tomar el control de Gaza, y su población se reasentarse en otros países como Jordania y Egipto, una idea que estos países rechazaron. Ante la preocupación de que las reubicaciones propuestas por CATS sean forzosas y que los nuevos zona sirviera de campo de tránsito con el objetivo último de expulsar a los palestinos de Gaza, un oficial militar israelí dijo que esa no es nuestra política. La planificación estaba sólo en una fase inicial, dijo la fuente militar, y el objetivo era ayudar a los palestinos que no quieren vivir bajo el gobierno de Hamás. El portavoz de la ONU, Stefan Dujarric, dijo que la ONU se opone firmemente a cualquier plan que implique el desplazamiento forzoso de civiles en Gaza o que les obligue a tomar decisiones imposibles.

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Críticas al plan israelí de trasladar a los gazatíes a una "ciudad humanitaria

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