A deal that exists on paper, but frugal on the ground: see what happened on the night of Eid al-Adha

After two years of relentless bombing and ground invasion, Israel’s relationship with Gaza appeared to be resolved with the signing of US President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan on October 9, 2025.

Under the terms of the agreement, Israeli forces would withdraw behind what the planners called the “Yellow Line”, retaining control of 58 percent of the territory, with a full withdrawal to be determined during the implementation of subsequent phases of the agreement.

This withdrawal did not occur. In fact, in the months that followed, in addition to killing at least 922 people in near-daily attacks on the enclave during the “ceasefire,” Israel expanded its occupation of Gaza by an additional 11 percent.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently announced that Israel would take more territory in Gaza, telling a conference: “Right now we’re squeezing Hamas; we now control 60 percent of the Strip — you know This. We were at 50. My directive is to move towards…” he said, pausing briefly as someone in the crowd shouted, “Let’s go one step at a time,” he replied, “First of all, let’s start with this one. We’re going to crush them from all sides.” picked up people while they were shopping in the Rimal neighborhood.

A few bystanders survived, while others were killed and injured

Since the start of the Gaza war in October 2023, Israeli forces have killed at least 72,819 men, women and children in Gaza, with thousands more missing and dead under the rubble.

By 2025, Israel caused mass starvation in enclave and had destroyed almost all its infrastructure. It did all this without any significant international sanctions and still participates in numerous international sports and entertainment competitions – despite the protests.

Can the population of Gaza survive in such a reduced space?

It is very difficult to say. Several agencies, including the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), have expressed deep concern about how the remaining population of Gaza can continue to survive in the ever-shrinking space.

Israel’s response to this is simple. “The plan for voluntary emigration from Gaza will also be implemented, all in due time and manner,” Defense Minister Israel Katz wrote in a statement following the killing of Hamas leader Mohammed Odeh on Wednesday this week. “Voluntary emigration” is a term used by a number of Israeli ministers, including Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, and Minister of Finance, Bezalel Smotrich. Observers generally agree that this means ethnic cleansing of the enclave.

Israel is using the world’s focus on the wars in Iran and Lebanon to implement its evil plans in Gaza. Unfortunately, the Palestinian people in Gaza have once again been betrayed and forgotten by the entire world. The current situation is very disturbing, the Palestinian people are on the verge of extinction. When Israel implements its plans to fully occupy over 70 percent of Gaza, it will continue to kill the Palestinians who remain in that small area every day. Murder, hunger, persecution, suffering, all of this should lead the Palestinians to accept the offer to leave Gaza.

And while this is happening in Gaza, an “Israeli attack” is crystallizing more and more clearly in Albania, without weapons but with economy and colonial diktat, to transform this country into an Israel no. 2 in Europe, as a goal towards undoing an Albania with a Muslim majority and not only; to re-enter Europe as a point, the real struggle of the Jews and for the Jews. Thus, the Albanian who sees today what is happening in Gaza, should count himself with the fate of a Gazan if he does not react today before it is too late. /tesheshi.com/      

Source: prizrenpost