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Israeli-Backed Plan Advances to Relocate Gaza Residents Outside Hamas Control
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First reported by N12 · Jul 8, 2026
What happened
The Peace Council and Israel are preparing to relocate Gaza residents to areas outside Hamas control near the yellow line, aiming to weaken Hamas's hold ahead of winter. The plan awaits final approvals while Israeli forces have begun groundwork in southern Gaza.
- 01Peace Council plans to relocate Gaza residents outside Hamas-controlled areas near the yellow line.
- 02The initiative aims to weaken Hamas's control before the upcoming winter season.
- 03IDF has started clearing unexploded ordnance and preparing the area in southern Gaza.
- 04A pilot project is being developed to facilitate the population transfer.
- 05Final internal and security approvals from Israel are still pending.
- 06Practical groundwork and base establishment are already underway on the ground.
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