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Escalation in Israel-Gaza Conflict: Israeli Army Advances in ...
2024-05-15 00:07:47

Escalation in Israel-Gaza Conflict: Israeli Army Advances in Rafah

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The Israeli army is intensifying its presence in Rafah, Gaza, with nearly 450,000 people fleeing the region and a hospital closing. UN Secretary-General calls for an immediate ceasefire amidst concerns for a humanitarian crisis.

Efforts to broker a truce between Hamas and Israel are stalled, as clashes persist and Israeli tanks reach residential areas, escalating risks for both soldiers and civilians. The Biden administration doubts the possibility of a 'total victory' for Israel over Hamas, highlighting the complexity and challenges of the conflict.

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The Guardian
14. Mai 2024 um 15:01

Middle East crisis live: ‘total’ Israeli victory over Hamas neither likely nor possible, top Biden official says

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Israeli forces have carried out strikes on humanitarian convoys in Gaza, killing or injuring at least 31 people, according to a report by Human Rights Watch. Meanwhile, Israeli tanks have pushed deeper into eastern Rafah, causing an estimated 500,000 people to flee the area. The Biden administration does not believe that Israel will achieve 'total victory' in defeating Hamas in Gaza, according to US deputy secretary of state Kurt Campbell.
Tagesschau - Internationale Nachrichten aus aller Welt
14. Mai 2024 um 21:09

War in the Middle East ++ Israeli military apparently advances in Rafah ++

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Israeli tanks have advanced in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, while the terrorist organization Hamas has once again fired a rocket at Ashkelon. According to UN estimates, nearly 450,000 people have left the city of Rafah within a week. European politician Manfred Weber warns of a humanitarian catastrophe and calls on Israel to exercise restraint.
The Guardian
14. Mai 2024 um 13:46

Israeli tanks reach residential areas as IDF pushes further into Rafah

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Israeli tanks have advanced further into eastern Rafah, reaching residential areas of the southern border city in Gaza. Clashes have been reported, and Hamas's armed wing claimed to have destroyed an Israeli troop carrier. The fighting has forced thousands of Palestinians to flee, causing a potential humanitarian catastrophe.
Tagesschau - Aktuelle Nachrichten aus Europa
14. Mai 2024 um 15:20

War in the Middle East Israel's army advancing in Rafah

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Israeli troops are advancing further into the refugee-filled Rafah. According to the UN, almost 450,000 people have fled the city. Another hospital had to be closed.
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