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IN Israeli army The evacuation commands issued on Monday for most Rafah -Ai suggested that they would soon be able to launch another basic operation in the city after completing a truce with Hamas.
It seems that the evacuation orders covered almost all city and nearby areas. The army ordered civilians to go to Mawas, where tent camps were set up along the coast.
“IDF returns to intensive operations to dismantle the possibilities of terrorist organizations in these areas,” a spokesman for Israeli defense forces wrote on X. “For your safety, move immediately to the shelter in Al Mawas.”
Earlier this month, Israel ended up with a hamas and renewed his air and ground attacks against a terrorist group. In early March, Israel interrupted all the supplies and humanitarian aid to Gazi to press Hamas to accept changes in the fire interruption agreement.
The bereaved walking the bodies of the Abu Sultan family, killed when the Israeli army struck their tent before their burial in Khan Younis Hospital, Southern Gaza Strip on Sunday, March 30, 2025. (AP)
Israel has started a The main operation in Rafah In May, decimating large parts of the area. The army occupied a strategic corridor along the border and rafah transition with Egypt, which is the only way to tread to the outside world that Israel has not controlled.
Israel was expected to withdraw from the hallway under a certificate before he later refused, stating the need to block the smuggling of weapons.
Israel said he would intensify his military operations until Hamas announced the remaining 59 hostages in his custody, including 24 believed to be alive. Israel also called on the terrorist group to disarm and leave the territory, conditions that were not under the fire interruption agreement. Hamas rejected those demands.
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Hassan Abu Sultan grieves for the body of his son Jehad, who, along with his wife and three children, was killed when the Israeli army struck a tent. (AP)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that his country would take control of Gaza’s security after the war and would impose President Donald Trump Controversial proposal for relocation of civil territory in other countries.
The proposal was universityly rejected by Palestinians, who consider it a forcible displacement from their homeland. Human rights experts also say that the plan would probably violate international law.
Hamas insisted that he move forward with a signed pile agreement, which called on the rest of the hostages to be released in exchange for a permanent truce, and Israel pulls out their troops from Gaza. Negotiations on these parts of the agreement were due to begin in February after some hostages were liberated in exchange for more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli custody.
Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, said Israel would take control of Gaza’s safety after the war and imposed a plan for President Donald Trump to move civil territory in other countries. (Reuters/Ronen Sound/Pool/File)
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The war began when Hamas started Attack on Israel October 7, 2023, killing approximately 1,200 people and abductions of another 251, most of which have been released since then in trials or other contracts.
More than 50,000 Palestinians were killed by retaliation of the Israeli army, according to the Ministry of Health of the HAMAS Government, which does not distinguish civilians and terrorists.
At the height of the war, approximately 90% of Gaza population was displaced, and many fled.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
