Published 14 days ago

Israel orders evacuation of Rafah

Palestinians in eastern Rafah were instructed by the Israeli army to evacuate, hinting at an impending ground invasion as per an Israeli Defence Force statement.
The relocation destination given to the evacuating individuals was Muwasi, a humanitarian zone recognized by Israel along the coast.
Aid provided to the evacuated included essential supplies such as field hospitals, tents, food, and water, extending support into the area, the army confirmed.

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