Thousands of Israeli reservists called up for potential attack on Gaza City

Defense Ministry endorses strategy for taking control of Gaza City, greenlights arrangements for humanitarian evacuations of the local residency

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2025 September 5 . 9:27 AM

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Israel calls up 60,000 reserve troops for potential offensive against Gaza City

Thousands of Israeli reservists called up for potential attack on Gaza City

In the ongoing conflict in Gaza, Egypt and Qatar have presented a new ceasefire proposal to Israel, which has been accepted by Hamas. Defense Minister Israel Katz has approved the plans related to the proposal, but it's not clear if Israel has responded to the proposal as of yet. The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who has been serving in the role since 2022, is the individual responsible for making the final decision on the matter.

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Moving back to the ceasefire proposal, the article does not provide any context about the ongoing situation in Gaza or the details of the proposal itself. Similarly, it does not provide information about any potential impact of the ceasefire on the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Our correspondent, Mikel Ayestaran, based in Istanbul, will continue to provide updates on this developing story as more information becomes available. In the meantime, we encourage our readers to stay informed and engaged in the discussions surrounding this important issue.