Israeli media reports that 60,000 military reservists are being called up for the takeover of Gaza City. This is on top of the tens of thousands already deployed. They’ll have two weeks to report for duty “to participate in the operation to capture Gaza City.” But what of the ceasefire? Even as Israel prepares a massive surge, other outlets report that talks toward a “limited ceasefire” are supposedly underway. Hamas is offering all the hostages in exchange for a ceasefire. “Note the wording on Israel’s ceasefire option: ‘limited.’” Some hostages may be exchanged, but Israel will not release all of their Palestinian hostages nor halt its plan for a full takeover of Gaza City. Especially not with another 60,000 troops now suited up for the job. Meanwhile, the campaign hasn’t just displaced people—it’s erased the cityscape. A new Haaretz report shows that the scale of demolition in Gaza is unprecedented in Israeli history, with hundreds of heavy machines, massive fuel consumption, and relentless pulverization of residential areas. They call it an “engineering project” but this isn’t about roads or bridges — it’s the systematic erasure of an entire civilization. The post 60,000 More Troops for Gaza as Israel Floats a ‘Limited Ceasefire’ appeared first on Redacted.