Israel BANS Gaza’s self-rule following Hamas attack

By Ethan Huff

October 12, 2023

The semi-autonomous region within Israel's borders known as the Gaza Strip will no longer be allowed to operate of its own accord following the Hamas attacks that were reported over the weekend.

Israel has decided to blockade Gaza entirely and never again allow it to self-rule. From now on, Israel says it is fully in charge of the Gaza Strip whether people like it or not.

"I have ordered a complete siege to the Gaza Strip," announced Defense Minister Yoav Gallant following an assessment meeting at the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) Southern Command center.

"There will be no electricity, no food, no fuel, everything is closed. We are fighting human animals and we are acting accordingly."

According to Israeli chief military spokesman Daniel Hagari, Israel has already regained full control over all town on the Gaza border. In the communities that were attacked by Hamas militants over the weekend, there is little to no more fighting taking place.

"It is possible there are still terrorists in the area," Hagari did admit, adding that the clashes between the IDF and Hamas fighters have been "isolated."

(Related: One of the worst places to live and be during COVID was Israel, which forced the jabs on Israelis using deception.)

Israel now bombing Gaza with "widespread" airstrikes

All along the border fence at entry points into Gaza, Israel has placed tanks and drones. Of the 24 border communities that exist along the fence, 15 are said to have been fully evacuated so far.

The IDF meanwhile says it is carrying out "widespread" airstrikes against various Hamas positions located across Gaza.

The melee began on Saturday, the last official day of the Feast of Tabernacles, also known as Sukkot, when a Palestinian resistance group reportedly launched a "surprise" attack on multiple locations along the Gaza border.

Several Israeli military installations were somehow overrun by Hamas militants, allowing easy entry into Israel's interior where they attacked multiple settlements and launched more than 1,000 rockets.

According to Israeli officials, more than 700 people were killed and another 2,200 wounded in the conflict.

In addition to the airstrikes, Israel is also planning a ground operation against Gaza, largely considered to be a Palestinian enclave. Israel officially declared war on Sunday following the attacks, invoking Article 40 of its Basic Law.

The problem, reaction, solution, nature of all this has led many to speculate that this is just another false flag terror attack designed to expand the borders of Israel militarily rather than as an act of God.

"You are the animals out there," wrote one angry commenter against Israel. "You locked five million people into that strip of land."

"Spitting on Christians sure is a long way from saying, 'Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord,' and breaking your curse of punishment," wrote another, referring to passages in the Bible that show Israel was driven out of the land by God Himself way back when.

Another quoted a Telegram post from Channel 12 suggesting that Israel has threatened Egypt if it dares try to provide supplies to the Gaza Strip now that all resources have been shut off.

"Israel in a message to Egypt: If you bring supplies into Gaza, we will bomb the trucks," the post states.

Another called this "a third Holocaust happening in front of our eyes by globalist bankers."

"What does it say about humanity if we need to wait for the return of Christ or the Mahdi to do the right thing while our children in Palestine are starved, burned to the bone, sold for organs and slaughtered like sheep?" asked another.

Things are really heating up in the Middle East. Learn more at Chaos.news.