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Hamas Accepts Ceasefire Proposal, Israel Continues Operation in ...
2024-05-07 06:05:18

Hamas Accepts Ceasefire Proposal, Israel Continues Operation in Rafah

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Hamas has accepted a ceasefire proposal, but Israel has rejected the terms and continues strikes in Rafah. Israeli forces have attacked Rafah from the air and ground, ordering residents to leave parts of the city.

The truce proposal falls short of Israel's demands, but negotiations will continue. Despite Hamas' agreement, Israel launches an offensive in Rafah.

The international community is urging Israel to accept the ceasefire and avoid further escalation. The situation in Rafah is causing panic and fear among the population, with concerns about civilian casualties and the impact on Gaza's infrastructure.

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