Israel orders evacuation of part of Gaza humanitarian zone as war’s toll passes 39,000 Palestinians
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The Israeli military said it is planning an operation against Hamas militants who have embedded themselves in the humanitarian zone and used it to launch rockets toward Israel.
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The Israeli military ordered the evacuation Monday of part of an area in the Gaza Strip it has designated a humanitarian zone, saying it is planning an operation against Hamas militants there.
The Israeli military said it is planning an operation against Hamas militants who have embedded themselves in the humanitarian zone and used it to launch rockets toward Israel.
The Israeli military has ordered the evacuation of part of an area in the Gaza Strip it has designated a humanitarian zone. The military said Monday it is planning to begin an operation against Hamas militants who have embedded themselves in the area and used it to launch rockets toward Israel.
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — The Israeli military on Monday ordered the evacuation of part of an area in the Gaza Strip it has designated a humanitarian zone. The military said it is planning to begin an operation against Hamas militants who have embedded themselves in the area and used it to la…
Hundreds of panicked Gazans fled after the Israeli military on Monday ordered the evacuation of part of a humanitarian zone, warning it was preparing to
The Israeli military has ordered the evacuation of part of an area in the Gaza Strip it has designated a humanitarian zone. The military said Monday it is planning to begin an operation against Hamas militants who have embedded themselves in the area and used it to launch rockets toward Israel.
Israeli forces said they struck dozens of sites in Khan Younis where Hamas operated and fired rockets, and they shrunk the ‘humanitarian zone’ where civilians were told to flee.
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