Gideon’s Chariots 2” Plan: Four Phases to Occupy Gaza

The Zionist entity, through what it has called the “Gideon’s Chariots 2” plan, is seeking to reassert military control over Gaza City in one of the most complex operations since the outbreak of the war.

The plan rests on consecutive phases that aim first to manage population movements and remove residents from the city, then to isolate and besiege it, and finally to storm it by ground forces.

Details of the plan reveal a calculated method based on forced displacement, the systematic destruction of infrastructure, and the mobilization of massive forces to guarantee field control — an effort designed to settle the confrontation militarily and impose a new reality on the Strip.
Four Phases to Control Gaza
The plan unfolds in four major stages:

1.    Population Collection Points:

The plan includes the establishment of temporary compounds in the southern part of the Strip, equipped with tents, water and sewage networks, as well as field clinics and relief centers. These would include:

·       Preparing relatively safe areas away from the frontlines.

·       Providing mobile housing units or tents, with access to drinking water and portable sanitation facilities.

·       Setting up field clinics for first aid and emergency care.

·       Operating central kitchens and distribution points for meals and essential relief packages.

2.   Forced Displacement

This phase aims to empty the city of nearly one million civilians through the following measures:

• Issuing evacuation orders with specified deadlines.
• Identifying neighborhoods and areas subject to evacuation.
• Opening corridors and routes deemed “safe” for passage.
• Relocating residents to assembly points or temporary shelters in the south.

3.   Blockade and Systematic Destruction:

It comprises intensive air and ground strikes aimed at dismantling the resistance’s infrastructure, with a focus on tunnels and military installations, alongside a comprehensive ground encirclement intended to isolate and strangle the city in preparation for a ground assault.

4.   Direct Ground Assault

In this phase the occupation forces push their combat units into Gaza neighborhoods to seize control of areas gradually. The operation includes the participation of five military divisions, among them 12 brigade combat teams, in addition to the Gaza Northern and Gaza Southern brigades. It was also decided to mobilize roughly 60,000 reservists   about half deployed as combat troops and the other half assigned to intelligence units, the air arm, and logistical support.

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