News - Middle East: The Israeli regime has begun deploying its forces on the outskirts of Gaza City in preparation for implementing its scheme to occupy the Gaza Strip’s largest urban area, but Hamas has warned that Tel Aviv would fall short of realizing its ambitions.

On Wednesday, the Israeli military reported launch of the so-called “Operation Gideon Chariots II,” a sequel to a ferocious assault in May that saw the regime heavily escalate its October 2023-present war of genocide on the Gaza Strip.

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the war’s mastermind, who faces an international arrest warrant for genocidal atrocities, is expected to give the “final approval” for implementation of the operation on Thursday.

The operation has been met with far-and-wide condemnation on the part of numerous countries that have rebuked the regime for sustaining its brutal approach of deliberate wholesale assaults against densely-populated areas.

Critics have cited the city’s hosting nearly one million Palestinians – who have fled there from the ravages of the war elsewhere throughout the coastal sliver – stressing the nearly impossible nature of their timely relocation.

Netanyahu has, however, drastically moved the assault’s implementation timeline forward, ordering the military to call up 60,000 reservists and extend the deployment of 20,000 others.

‘No walk in the park’

Nevertheless, Hamas downplayed the success rate of the regime’s globally-discouraged scheme.

“The occupation will not achieve its objectives, and the occupation of Gaza will not be a walk in the park,” it said.

Hamas also reminded that Netanyahu was going ahead with carrying out the assault, although the movement has communicated its approval of a recent ceasefire proposal, devised by the United States and presented by Qatar and Egypt.

Source: Press TV