Israel orders army to be ready after Trump’s announcement

Tel Aviv: Israel's Defense Minister has ordered the army to be ready after the US President announced the occupation of Gaza.

According to Arab media, the Israeli Defense Minister issued orders to the army to be ready on Thursday, stating that the Israeli army is ready to plan for the voluntary departure of Gaza residents.

According to reports, the Israeli Defense Minister issued these orders after US President Trump announced the occupation of Gaza, but Trump has faced strong resistance from the international community for his announcement.

The Israeli Defense Minister welcomed President Trump's bold plan, saying that Gaza residents should be allowed to migrate freely, as is the law around the world.

The Israeli Defense Minister was asked who would give refuge to the Palestinians. He replied that countries that opposed Israel's military operation in Gaza, such as Spain, Ireland, Norway, and other countries, made false accusations against Israel regarding the military operation. They should now legally allow Gaza residents to enter their countries.

The Israeli Defense Minister said that they were planning special arrangements to send Gaza citizens by land, ship, and sea.

It is pertinent to note that after the US President announced the occupation of Gaza, many countries reacted strongly to it, to which US officials issued an explanation.