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  1. A serving IDF commander tells how the IDF have recruited local armed Palestinian criminal gangs to take over the aid distribution.

    .(I have lightly edited the AI generated transcript of this video interview to make it easier to read. P@).

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    “Hamas Panics! Israel’s HIDDEN strategy they didn’t see coming”
    Major Amiad Cohen interviewed by IDF Spokesperson (Res.) Doron Spielman

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hokMPXDfVSk

    Major Amiad @18:03 minutes:
    What will happen the day after?
    We need to find a solution.
    That’s starting now, with the small militia that is guarding, practically, these distribution points for food for the population.
    It’s a good beginning.

    Doron Spielman @18:17 minutes:
    Hold on. I want you to unpack that.
    You threw out something that for many of our listeners, and even for me, until recently is a game changer.
    Israeli troops are not directly hand to hand with the Gazans?

    Major Amiad @18:30 minutes:
    No.

    Doron Spielman @18:32 minutes:
    So who is?
    When you say a militia, explain, who is now securing these?

    Major Amiad @18:35 minutes:
    So since the beginning of the war Israel tried to reach out to local, let’s say criminal groups.
    [Gangs?]
    Some kind of gangs,.but they’re local families, local tribes, who were in relationship with Hamas.
    You think about the Gaza’s population, as a tribal population.
    So every tribe has its neighborhood, its camp, whatever it is, and it’s a very traditional population, So a lot of them are like gangsters that have a lot of um, small army, and things like that.
    We tried to connect them, and eventually when we weakened Hamas, and they understood that Hamas is not going to survive this war, they’re willing to take a risk. It’s the Abu Shabbab gang, under the Tarabin tribe.
    Doesn’t matter it’s Bedouins, but Tabin is the largest tribe I think, yeah it’s one of the biggest tribes in the area of Bedouins in the Sinai Peninsula,
    most of it, and parts of it are in the Gaza Strip. But it’s less important who they are, yes they are jihadist, yes they’re Muslims, but they’re willing to work with Israel that’s a good beginning is that a very good solution……
    ….. i don’t think we will promise them to run Gaza day after, i don’t think we should. But in the meantime it’s a very good solution…

  2. I might add that the miserable amount of aid that the Israelis are letting these Kapos take charge of, does not come from Israel. No matter how much their apologists trumpet the genoristy of the Israelis,
    The UN reports that 9.000 trucks loaded with aid are waiting at the crossings into Gaza, The tiny trickle of this aid that the Israelis are letting through has been donated by Egypt, Jordan, Turkey and many other countries, including New Zealand. The tiny amount of aid that Israel is allowing into Gaza the Gazans have to fight for their lives to get. The Palesinian people are being forced to fight each other or starve.

    The New Kapos
    Gaza has been turned into a gigantic concentration camp, the civilian population are being concentrated into smaller and smaller areas.

    Israeli forces ‘control vast majority of Gaza, making it inaccessible to Gazans’ • FRANCE 24
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G7w59QhMTg

    The power of the concentration camp Kapo gangs of Gaza would diminish if all the 9,000 aid trucks stpped at the borders were allowed into Gaza and the aid distributed through the established channels UNWRA and the other UN agencies set up to do it.

    The Global March to Gaza and the Freedom Flotilla yaght Madleen are risking their lives to break Israel’s illegal and imoral starvantion siege.

    What activists hope to achieve with the ‘Global March to Gaza
    6 June 2025 07:21 BST
    https://www.middleeasteye.net/live-blog/live-blog-update/what-activists-hope-achieve-global-march-gaza

    On 12 June, between 2,000 and 3,000 activists from close to 50 countries worldwide are expected to descend on Cairo to pressure the international community to force Israel to end the bombardment and siege of Gaza, which human rights groups and scholars have unanimously called a genocide.
    The Global March on Gaza, as it has come to be known, will see activists make their way to the city of al-Arish in the Sinai and embark on a march to the border with Gaza, where they will camp for three days to urge authorities to allow aid to be let in…..

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