The Humanitarian Crisis Unfolding in Gaza: Amid Conflict and Displacement, Israeli Politicians Clash over Post-War Strategy and National Interests

The conflict in Gaza has resulted in a significant humanitarian crisis in the region, with an Israeli military operation displacing 800,000 people. The head of UNRWA denounced the situation, stating that the people were forced to flee since the operation began on May 6. This mass displacement has caused a significant humanitarian crisis in the region, with many families and individuals struggling to find shelter and basic necessities.

In response to the ongoing conflict, Israeli War Minister Benny Gantz has threatened to resign from the Cabinet if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not approve a post-war plan for the Gaza Strip. Gantz outlined six strategic objectives that he believes are crucial for national security, including the overthrow of Hamas and the establishment of Israeli security control over Palestinian territory. He also called for the normalization of ties with Saudi Arabia to create an alliance against Iran and its affiliates.

Prime Minister Netanyahu responded by accusing Gantz of prioritizing the overthrow of the government over national interests. He emphasized the importance of unity in achieving the objectives of the war and questioned Gantz’s stance on key issues related to the conflict. Netanyahu is determined to eliminate Hamas, oppose the Palestinian Authority’s rule in Gaza, and prevent the creation of a Palestinian state.

Meanwhile, White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has been engaged in talks with Saudi Arabia and Israel regarding the conflict in Gaza. Sullivan discussed bilateral agreements and the ongoing military operations in