KEREM SHALOM, Israel — It’s approaching 1 a.m. Yosef de Bresser, 22, is in the thick of planning.
He fields calls from the car as it zips along dirt roads just outside southern Gaza near Egypt.
“Are people there?” he asks. Around 40, he’s told.
He taps out a WhatsApp message to rally more: “We sleep tonight in Kerem Shalom and block aid and fuel to Hamas! Do you want to sleep here with us? Shuttles are running throughout the night and day.”