Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that a date has been set for an Israeli invasion of Rafah, Gaza's last refuge for displaced Palestinians, without disclosing that date. He made his statement as a new round of cease-fire talks was ongoing in Cairo.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed Monday that he plans to forge ahead with a long-anticipated and controversial military operation in the Gaza Strip city of Rafah -- as Hamas reportedly claimed there are fewer than 40 women, elderly and ailing hostages who it can account for.
Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu has said "there is a date" set for an offensive in Rafah, just a day after the IDF said it had reduced troop numbers in southern Gaza. Follow DW for more.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday announced the Israel Defense Forces will follow through with its planned invasion of Gaza’s Rafah and that the launch date has been chosen.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has escalated his pledge to invade Rafah. In a video statement Monday, he declared: “It will happen. There is a date,” without elaborating. He
Dozens of countries have warned against an attack by Israel in the city of Rafah in Gaza, where the last stronghold of Hamas and roughly 1.5 million refugees are located.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has escalated his pledge to invade the southern Gaza city of Rafah, saying a date has been set for the ground offensive into the city filled with around 1.4 million Palestinians, most of whom are displaced from other parts of the Gaza Strip. The United
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has escalated his pledge to invade the southern Gaza city of Rafah, which is filled with around 1.4 million Palestinians, most of whom are displaced from other parts of the Gaza Strip. “It will happen.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the date has been set for a military ground offensive into Rafah, where about 1.5 million Palestinians are sheltering. Follow for live updates. Follow for live updates.
President Biden, on a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week, indicated the U.S. would reconsider its support if Israel didn't do more to protect civilians.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that a date has been set for an Israeli invasion of Rafah, Gaza's last refuge for displaced Palestinians, without disclosing that date. He made his statement as a new round of cease-fire talks was ongoing in Cairo.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that "no force in the world" will stop the IDF's looming advancement into Rafah, the Gaza Strip's most populous city harboring more than 1 million refugees.
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