The American plan in Gaza a forced ghetto and mass imprisonment

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor has revealed alarming details regarding the US plan to divide the Gaza Strip, a plan involving Western and Arab countries and institutions. The plan includes measures aimed at transforming Gaza into a forced ghetto, collective imprisonment, land annexation, and resource plunder.

The Euro-Mediterranean Monitor warned of the consequences of the US plan to divide the Gaza Strip into green and red zones separated by a yellow military line, citing the grave risks involved. These risks include imposing arrangements that could effectively lead to the displacement of Palestinians from their original homes and the transformation of large parts of the Strip into closed military zones under the direct control of the Israeli army.

The Euro-Mediterranean Monitor explained that this would entrench a long-term, illegal control and de facto annexation of territory by force, imposing forms of unlawful collective imprisonment of the civilian population, in clear violation of international law and the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination.

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor stated in a press release on Tuesday that it had obtained preliminary information regarding the US plan for the Gaza Strip, which is being developed through the US Civil-Military Coordination Center. The plan is based on establishing a strict geographical separation system that divides the Strip into population blocks and closed military zones. According to this information, more than half of the Strip’s area would effectively be placed within a closed military zone under the direct control of the Israeli army. Within this zone, strict military control and administration systems would be established, imposing a coercive environment that restricts movement, controls aid and basic services, and denies a range of fundamental rights. All of these measures would be used as tools of pressure to force residents to leave their original homes and relocate to specific