Israeli Defense Forces Re-enter Gaza Strip Amid Rising Tensions
IDF launches a new ground operation aimed at expanding security zones in the region, prompting international concern over civilian casualties.
On March 19, 2025, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced the commencement of a new ground operation in the Gaza Strip.
This operation aims to expand security zones and establish a buffer area between the northern and southern regions of the Gaza Strip.
The IDF has returned to the Necarim axis, an area from which it had previously withdrawn on February 9 following a ceasefire agreement with Hamas.
The re-entry of Israeli troops into Gaza has reignited tensions in the region, where recent airstrikes have resumed following a two-month pause.
According to data from the Gaza health ministry, aerial strikes in Gaza on March 19 resulted in the deaths of 436 individuals, including 183 children and 94 women.
Among the casualties was a United Nations staff member, heightening international concerns regarding the impact of military actions on civilians.
The IDF's re-engagement in Gaza raises alarms about the prospects for peace and stability in the area.
The Necarim axis is considered a strategically important area as it divides the Gaza Strip and is crucial for Israeli military control.
IDF operations are intended to counteract the activities of Hamas and other militant groups that pose threats to Israel’s security.
According to the IDF's statements, the operations are designed to be targeted and precise, with the intention of minimizing civilian casualties.
This operation aims to expand security zones and establish a buffer area between the northern and southern regions of the Gaza Strip.
The IDF has returned to the Necarim axis, an area from which it had previously withdrawn on February 9 following a ceasefire agreement with Hamas.
The re-entry of Israeli troops into Gaza has reignited tensions in the region, where recent airstrikes have resumed following a two-month pause.
According to data from the Gaza health ministry, aerial strikes in Gaza on March 19 resulted in the deaths of 436 individuals, including 183 children and 94 women.
Among the casualties was a United Nations staff member, heightening international concerns regarding the impact of military actions on civilians.
The IDF's re-engagement in Gaza raises alarms about the prospects for peace and stability in the area.
The Necarim axis is considered a strategically important area as it divides the Gaza Strip and is crucial for Israeli military control.
IDF operations are intended to counteract the activities of Hamas and other militant groups that pose threats to Israel’s security.
According to the IDF's statements, the operations are designed to be targeted and precise, with the intention of minimizing civilian casualties.
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