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2024-05-08 20:01:24

Growing International Concerns Surrounding Potential Israeli Attack on Rafah Border Crossing

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European and US officials express alarm over Israel's planned offensive in Rafah, Gaza, due to fears of civilian casualties and humanitarian crisis. The closure of main border crossings into Gaza has led to hospital closures and a severe lack of essential supplies.

The USA has halted arms deliveries to Israel, urging consideration for civilian safety and pushing for a ceasefire. Tensions remain high as discussions between Israel and the USA continue regarding the situation in Rafah, with further delays in arms shipments possible.

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Israel-Gaza Conflict: Israeli troops advance in Rafah - US ... arms deliveries

As the Israeli army advances in Rafah and takes control of the border crossing, the US has decided to suspend arms deliveries to Israel. The international community is calling for new negotiations between Israel and Hamas to find a ceasefire agreement. The UN warns of a humanitarian catastrophe and urges Israel to halt any escalation. Amidst the conflict, Israel reopens the Kerem Shalom crossing for humanitarian aid, while the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt remains closed. The situation in Rafah has caused panic among residents, with thousands evacuating the city. The US's decision to halt the bomb shipment highlights the growing divide between the US and Israel's governments.

Israel-Gaza Conflict: Israeli troops advance in Rafah - US ... arms deliveries

As the Israeli army begins its ground operation in the Gaza Strip, taking control of the Rafah border crossing, the US has announced the suspension of arms deliveries to Israel. Talks between Israel and the US are underway in Cairo to discuss a ceasefire and the release of Hamas hostages. The situation in Rafah remains tense, with concerns over a potential full-scale assault and the humanitarian needs of civilians. The UN warns of a humanitarian catastrophe, urging Israel to halt any escalation. The decision to pause arms shipments is aimed at pressuring Israel to consider the safety of civilians in case of an attack on Rafah.

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EURACTIV.com
7. Mai 2024 um 14:15

Europe’s concerns grow over possible all-out Israeli attack on Rafah border crossing

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Europeans express concerns over potential Israeli attack on Rafah border crossing, fearing civilian casualties and reduced humanitarian aid flow to Gaza. Israeli forces have initiated a counterterrorism operation in Rafah, raising alarm among EU officials and humanitarian agencies. Calls for Israel to open main crossing points into Gaza and avoid a ground offensive in Rafah to prevent further humanitarian crisis.
The Guardian
9. Mai 2024 um 05:59

Rafah hospitals in danger of being overwhelmed, say Gaza doctors

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Hospitals in Rafah, Gaza are at risk of being overwhelmed as routes into Gaza remain impassable and the fighting intensifies. The Israeli army seized the nearby border crossing with Egypt, forcing the evacuation of the Abu Yousef al-Najjar hospital. With the seizure of Rafah, Israel now controls all of Gaza's crossings for the first time in nearly two decades.
Tagesschau - Internationale Nachrichten aus aller Welt
8. Mai 2024 um 16:36

US suspends arms delivery to Israel due to Rafah offensive

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The USA has suspended arms delivery to Israel due to the planned offensive in Rafah. US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed this during a hearing in Congress. The USA is demanding Israel to consider the safety of civilians in case of a possible attack on Rafah.
World - South China Morning Post
8. Mai 2024 um 17:49

Gaza war: US paused Israel arms shipment over Rafah concerns, Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin says

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US President Joe Biden paused the delivery of high payload munitions to Israel due to concerns over a possible offensive in Rafah that could put Palestinian civilians at risk, according to Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin. The US remains committed to Israel's defense, but Austin emphasized the preference for no major combat in Rafah and the need to protect civilian lives. The decision on the munitions shipment is not final.
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