Coverage dated February 5, 2024

Israel's evacuation orders cover more than two-thirds of the Gaza Strip as war with Hamas continues

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Israel's military has ordered evacuations that now cover more than two-thirds of the Gaza Strip as the country's war with Hamas continues into its fourth month.

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  1. Daily Journal

    Live updates | Israel's evacuation orders cover 2/3 of the Gaza Strip, leaving Palestinians crammed (opens Daily Journal)

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    Israel’s evacuation orders in the Gaza Strip now cover two-thirds of the territory, or 246 square kilometers (95 square miles), United Nations humanitarian monitors said Tuesday. More than half of Gaza’s population of 2.

  2. WTOP Washington DC

    Live updates | Israel’s evacuation orders cover 2/3 of Gaza, leaving Palestinians crammed in Rafah (opens WTOP Washington DC)

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    Israel’s evacuation orders in the Gaza Strip now cover two-thirds of the territory, or 246 square kilometers (95 square miles)…

  3. Fox News

    Israel's evacuation orders cover more than two-thirds of the Gaza Strip as war with Hamas continues (opens Fox News)

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    Israel's military has ordered evacuations that now cover more than two-thirds of the Gaza Strip as the country's war with Hamas continues into its fourth month.

  4. France 24

    🔴 Live: Israel’s evacuation orders of Gaza cover two-thirds of territory, UN says (opens France 24)

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    Israel’s evacuation orders in the Gaza Strip now cover two-thirds of the territory, United Nations humanitarian monitors said Tuesday, adding that more than half of Gaza’s population of 2.3 million people…

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