The war that never ended.. Israel changes the form of aggression on Gaza

The article analyzes the shift in Israeli aggression on Gaza from a full-scale war to a low-intensity war of attrition after the ceasefire agreement. It indicates that the occupation is producing a new, less noisy but no less dangerous formula for war, through continued killing, bombing, demolition, and movement restrictions, while keeping the possibility of escalation open, preventing Gaza from moving to reconstruction and stability.

The article analyzes the transformation of Israeli aggression on Gaza after the ceasefire agreement that came into effect last October. It points out that the most dangerous thing facing Gaza is not the possibility of a return to full-scale war, but the occupation's success in producing a new formula for war; less noisy before the world but no less dangerous for Palestinians. Killing, bombing, shooting, and demolition operations continue, with the occupation remaining present on the ground and security-wise. Israel wants to keep Gaza in the area between war and peace: no full-scale war that invites international pressure, and no complete withdrawal that allows rebuilding. The danger of the so-called 'yellow line' emerges, which is transforming from a temporary military line into a tool for imposing a new geographic and security reality. The article sees that the issue is not separate violations, but an integrated policy for managing war differently, giving Israel the advantage of continuing pressure without bearing the cost of officially announcing the resumption of war. Meanwhile, Gaza remains unable to move to the next day, without real reconstruction or economic stability. It warns against the temporary becoming permanent, pointing to the political and security interest of the Netanyahu government in keeping the Gaza file open, with escalating electoral calculations and the return of the displacement discourse. It calls on mediators and guarantors to oblige the occupation to the essence of the agreement: stopping killings and violations, preventing changes to withdrawal lines, and opening the path to reconstruction.