The Battle for Gaza’s Corridors

Wars are often decided not by cities—but by corridors. The Battle for Gaza’s Corridors is a Strategic Intelligence Report that dissects why the Philadelphi Corridor along the Egypt–Gaza border and the Netzarim Corridor slicing Gaza north–south have become the central prizes in the Israel–Hamas conflict.

This report explains how Israel’s renewed military presence along these corridors is designed to choke smuggling networks, dismantle tunnel infrastructure, and retain long-term leverage over Gaza’s internal mobility. It analyses Hamas’s counter-strategy, including tunnel warfare, hostage leverage, and its insistence that any ceasefire must include full Israeli withdrawal from these zones.

Beyond the battlefield, the report maps the geopolitical fallout: Egypt’s objections rooted in treaty obligations, humanitarian bottlenecks at Rafah, and the quiet recalibration of US, Qatari, and Egyptian mediation efforts. Satellite imagery, ground assessments, and scenario analysis reveal why ceasefire negotiations remain structurally fragile—not because diplomacy has failed, but because territorial control is still being contested.

Designed for policy planners, defence analysts, humanitarian risk teams, investors, and geopolitical observers, this intelligence product converts tactical geography into strategic foresight.

Ceasefires collapse where leverage survives. Following Global Eye Intelligence ensures you understand where wars are really being decided—before maps, borders, and narratives harden beyond reversal.