Netanyahu Pushes Rafah Operation Despite International Warnings

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushes for a military operation in Rafah despite international warnings. The operation may be delayed if a hostage deal is reached, but Netanyahu insists it will proceed. Plans include evacuation of civilians. US President Joe Biden warned against moving into Rafah without a credible civilian protection plan. Anti-government protests in Tel Aviv demand elections. Palestinian casualties continue to rise, with at least 29,692 killed since October 7. Israel is to report to the International Court of Justice on implementing a genocide prevention order.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushes for a military operation in Rafah despite international warnings. The operation may be delayed if a hostage deal is reached, but Netanyahu insists it will proceed. Plans include evacuation of civilians. US President Joe Biden warned against moving into Rafah without a credible civilian protection plan. Anti-government protests in Tel Aviv demand elections. Palestinian casualties continue to rise, with at least 29,692 killed since October 7. Israel is to report to the International Court of Justice on implementing a genocide prevention order.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushes for a military operation in Rafah despite international warnings. The operation may be delayed if a hostage deal is reached, but Netanyahu insists it will proceed. Plans include evacuation of civilians. US President Joe Biden warned against moving into Rafah without a credible civilian protection plan. Anti-government protests in Tel Aviv demand elections. Palestinian casualties continue to rise, with at least 29,692 killed since October 7. Israel is to report to the International Court of Justice on implementing a genocide prevention order.

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