Rafah Evacuations
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Israel Orders Gazans To Evacuate From More Areas Of Rafah
Israel called on Saturday for Palestinians in more areas of Gaza's southern city of Rafah to evacuate and head to what it calls an expanded humanitarian area in Al-Mawasi.
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Hamas Says Will Continue Truce Talks "Positively" Despite Rafah Evacuation
A Hamas spokesman said Monday that the Palestinian group would continue negotiations towards a truce in Gaza, despite Israel's order to begin evacuating people from Rafah in the south.
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Israel Purchases 40,000 Tents Ahead Of Rafah Evacuation: Report
The Israeli defence ministry is purchasing 40,000 tents ahead of an evacuation of the southern Gaza city of Rafah, which Israel has said it plans to assault to destroy remaining battalions of the Hamas group, Israeli media reported on Tuesday.
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Netanyahu Promises "Safe Passage" To Rafah Civilians, Disputes Gaza Death Count
Israel will push into Rafah in southern Gaza despite widespread concerns over the potential toll, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a television interview on Sunday, vowing to provide "safe passage" for civilians out of the overcrowded city.
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Israel Orders Gazans To Evacuate From More Areas Of Rafah
Israel called on Saturday for Palestinians in more areas of Gaza's southern city of Rafah to evacuate and head to what it calls an expanded humanitarian area in Al-Mawasi.
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Hamas Says Will Continue Truce Talks "Positively" Despite Rafah Evacuation
A Hamas spokesman said Monday that the Palestinian group would continue negotiations towards a truce in Gaza, despite Israel's order to begin evacuating people from Rafah in the south.
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Israel Purchases 40,000 Tents Ahead Of Rafah Evacuation: Report
The Israeli defence ministry is purchasing 40,000 tents ahead of an evacuation of the southern Gaza city of Rafah, which Israel has said it plans to assault to destroy remaining battalions of the Hamas group, Israeli media reported on Tuesday.
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Netanyahu Promises "Safe Passage" To Rafah Civilians, Disputes Gaza Death Count
Israel will push into Rafah in southern Gaza despite widespread concerns over the potential toll, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a television interview on Sunday, vowing to provide "safe passage" for civilians out of the overcrowded city.
