Background: Rafah has served as the last refuge for over a million displaced Gazans. Israeli forces have struck targets in the area, urging residents to move to an "expanded humanitarian zone". Families in parts of Rafah are on the move, with limited resources and uncertainty about their destination.
Netanyahu’s Statement: “The war cabinet unanimously decided that Israel continue the operation in Rafah to advance the release of our hostages and the other goals of the war,” Netanyahu’s office stated. Simultaneously, Israel will send a working delegation to mediators to explore the possibility of reaching an agreement acceptable to Israel.
Humanitarian Impact: Palestinians in Rafah are caught in the crossfire. The Israeli army’s evacuation orders have prompted civilians to seek safety, but the bombardment continues, leaving families wondering if any place in Gaza is truly safe. Overnight airstrikes resulted in casualties, with 20 people killed in 10 houses.
As the situation unfolds, the world watches closely, hoping for a resolution that prioritizes peace and the well-being of civilians caught in the conflict.
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