Summary
The Israeli military is destroying structures in the northern Gaza town of Beit Hanoon despite a ceasefire. Satellite images show that the army used bulldozers to clear a large area, including many homes and agricultural sites. Some believe this may lead to new Israeli settlements in Gaza.
Key Facts
- The Israeli army is clearing land in Beit Hanoon, a town in northern Gaza.
- This action continues despite a ceasefire that started in October.
- Satellite images show that 408,000 square meters of land have been cleared.
- The operation destroyed at least 329 homes and agricultural areas.
- Beit Hanoon is located near Israeli settlements along the northern border.
- Israel's Defense Minister discussed plans for new military outposts in Gaza.
- These plans may involve creating a security buffer zone in the area.
- Israel was accused of violating the ceasefire over 1,300 times since it began.
