Israel is preparing to build humanitarian spaces in Gaza in preparation for its occupation.

Against the backdrop of a plan to occupy Gaza City and evacuate one million of its residents south, the Israeli occupation army is preparing to establish medical centers for the residents of Gaza.

Under the direction of the political leadership, and in an effort to gain international legitimacy for a move considered globally controversial, the Israeli occupation army is preparing to establish these humanitarian facilities, including medical centers. The hospitals to be built are intended for both adult and pediatric patients.

The plan's implementation methods are currently being reviewed, but the order for establishing humanitarian spaces has already been drafted and approved at senior levels. In addition, situational assessments have been conducted with all relevant command elements to examine the military's ability to carry out the mission and its implications on the ground.

Over a year ago, the Israeli occupation army established at least 13 field hospitals in the Gaza Strip, in cooperation with countries and organizations around the world.

Many of these hospitals, run by entities such as the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, and the Red Cross, were established after the military operation in Rafah in the Al-Mawasi Humanitarian Complex.

Yedioth Ahronoth adds that if this hospital is actually built, it will be an addition to the airdrops of aid, which have resumed after more than a year. Yesterday, 161 aid packages, including food supplies, were airdropped to the residents of the Gaza Strip by nine different countries, including Denmark and Indonesia, which joined the airdrops for the first time yesterday.