Satellite images reveal Israel expanding Gaza military sites
Summary
Satellite images show that Israel is expanding its military sites across Gaza, especially in Rafah, while plans to rebuild the city have not progressed. Israeli forces are building permanent bases and fortifications, even as civilian reconstruction slows down.Key Facts
- The US has proposed rebuilding Rafah, a city in southern Gaza damaged by Israeli bombing, but the project has not started.
- Satellite photos reveal rapid growth of Israeli military sites in Gaza, with new fortifications and roads.
- Civilian rebuilding in Gaza is mostly halted, while military construction is increasing.
- The areas with new military work include Rafah, Gaza City, Khan Younis, and central Gaza near Maghazi camp.
- An investigation found 48 Israeli military sites inside Gaza, 13 built after an October ceasefire.
- The sites have permanent features like roads, watchtowers, and communication links to Israel’s military network.
- A US plan promoted by President Trump and Jared Kushner aims to create a “New Rafah,” but critics say it could force Palestinians into small, fenced communities.
- Satellite images show construction of barriers along and beyond the agreed “yellow line” ceasefire boundary, turning it into a permanent border.
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