The Biden regime just approved the deployment of 1,000 CIA-trained mercenaries who are partnering with Israel to "turn Gaza's apocalyptic rubblescape into a high-tech dystopia."
Israeli media is reporting that the takeover and transition will start in Al-Atatra, a village located in northwestern Gaza. Together with the CIA-trained mercenaries that Biden approved, Israel plans to create a "humanitarian bubble" in Al-Atatra, as well as many more of them all throughout the Gaza Strip.
Simply put, Israel's "humanitarian bubbles" will be little more than tiny concentration camps that are to be cut off from the outside world and fully controlled by Israel. It all aligns with the so-called "General's Plan," the project of a former Israeli national security chief by the name of Giora Eiland who bragged that the plan is to turn Gaza into "a place where no human being can exist."
"The plan, approved by White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, calls for the Israeli military to clear out pockets of Palestinian resistance, which it has failed to achieve, demonstrated by the recent killing of Israeli Colonel Ehasn Daksa, the highest ranking officer to lose his life in the year long war," explains Uncaptured.media.
"[Forty-eight] hours after stamping out resistance, they plan to erect separation walls around the neighborhood, forcing its residents, and no one else, to enter and exit using biometric identification under the CIA contractors' control. Those who do not accept the biometric regime would be refused humanitarian aid."
(Related: If Israel gets away with ethnically cleansing the entirety of Gaza for annexation, you can bet the rest of the world will be next.)
Israel's high-tech concentration camps
The concentration camps of World War II, as you probably know, were primitive by comparison. There were no computers then, though IBM did provide the punch card computing systems that the Hitler regime used during the Holocaust.
Israeli journalist Shlomi Eldar says the plan is to allocate $90 million for Gaza residents to rebuild their homes, which were destroyed by Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). Then, a "local sheikh" will be appointed to the position of "head of the council," all under the banner of Israeli control.
"The plan is a 21st century reboot of Washington's infamous, failed Strategic Hamlet Program during its war in Vietnam in the 1960s, updated with a modern biometric program the U.S. military-industrial complex has incorporated into its operations since, in particular, the beginning of the so-called 'War or Terror,'" Uncaptured.media further explains.
"(The U.S. has even created a little known agency called the Defense Forensics and Biometrics Agency to advance this)."
One of the companies involved in the biometrics component of the plan is Global Delivery Company (GDC), a U.S.-based, Israeli-owned company whose owner, Moti Kahana, describes what his company does as providing "Uber for war zones."
Kahana and numerous other top Israeli and American military intelligence officials control the company, including:
1) Retired U.S. Navy Captain Michael Durnan
2) Retired U.S. Special Forces captain Justin Sapp
3) Former Israeli military intelligence division head Yossi Kuperwasser
4) Former Israeli military chief intelligence officer David Tzur
Kahana's plans for Gaza have been in the works since at least February 2024. He presented them to the White House, Benjamin Netanyahu and other top U.S. and Israeli leaders in such a way that Jewish News referred to them as "gated communities," though Netanyahu commented, "What's the rush?" with regard to when they might be constructed.
The Israeli military is also working with Kahana to deploy the CIA-trained mercenaries to secure the Netzarim corridor, which bisects the Gaza Strip. These same mercenaries will then be handed full control over the distribution of humanitarian aid, replacing Hamas and achieving Israel's long-term goals for the Strip.
"If the pilot goes through successfully, it will be the model for the rehabilitation of Gaza and will result in the suppression of Hamas's civilian control in the Strip," Eldar remarked.
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