IDF Declares Border Areas Closed Ahead Of Pro-settlement March Near Gaza
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has designated several areas along the Gaza border as a closed military zone ahead of a large demonstration on Sunday calling for the reestablishment of Israeli communities in the Gaza Strip.The event, dubbed the "March of the Thousands," is expected to draw several thousand participants to communities near northern Gaza. Organizers have said the rally will include government ministers, members of the Knesset, and activists advocating for the return of Israeli settlements in the enclave.According…
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has declared several areas along the Gaza border a closed military zone from Sunday morning to Monday morning, ahead of a "March of the Thousands" demonstration. The rally, scheduled for Sunday, aims to advocate for the reestablishment of Israeli communities in the Gaza Strip and is expected to attract thousands of participants, including government ministers and Knesset members. The IDF implemented heightened security and access restrictions in parts of the western Negev, covering areas between the Yad Mordechai, Shaar HaNegev, and Kerem Shalom junctions, though residents and authorized workers can still enter. Organizers noted that some demonstrators intend to cross into Gaza, which is prohibited by Israeli law. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, a vocal proponent of rebuilding settlements, is among several senior coalition members expected to attend.
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