Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterates his intention to extend Israel's military operation to Rafah, promising 'safe passage' to civilians displaced there. Concerns over the potential impact on civilians persist.
In an interview airing on Feb 11, Mr Netanyahu reiterated his intention to extend Israel ’s military operation to Rafah . GAZA - The threat of an Israel i incursion into Gaza ’s southernmost town of Rafah persisted on Feb 11, with Israel i Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promising “ safe passage ” to civilians displaced there.Despite international alarm over the potential for carnage in a city crammed with more than half of the Gaza Strip’s 2.
4 million people, Mr Netanyahu told ABC News: “We’re going to do it.” He conceded that he agreed with the Americans that the operation would need to first plan for the impact on civilians. “We’re going to do it while providing safe passage for the civilian population so they can leave,” he said, according to published extracts of the interview. But it is unclear where such a large number of people, who are pressed up against the border with Egypt and sheltering in makeshift tents, can g
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