A controversial American private military firm, UG Solutions, is recruiting ex-soldiers for security roles in Gaza, aiming to open up to 15 aid distribution sites under a proposal by former President Trump. The firm has faced criticism for its past involvement in violence during aid distribution, which resulted in over 2,600 Palestinian deaths. Concurrently, Israel is implementing measures to restructure Gaza’s economy and society through digital surveillance and control, further fragmenting the region. These developments occur amid ongoing attacks and restrictions on aid deliveries since a ceasefire in October.
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