Tensions between Israel and the US over military operation in Rafah

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledges to fight Hamas with all necessary means despite US President Joe Biden's warning against a major military operation in Rafah. The US has paused a shipment of precision munitions for Gaza, showing growing tensions between the two countries. Republicans in Washington rally behind Israel, while Biden defends his stance. Israel insists on the Rafah operation as crucial to defeating Hamas, while the US proposes alternative methods. The Biden administration wants to help Israel target Hamas leaders and create a new governance structure in Gaza without Hamas.

Israeli army evacuation in Rafah

The Israeli army is telling people to evacuate parts of Rafah ahead of an expected military operation despite warnings from President Biden.

Israeli Defense Forces order Palestinians to relocate in Rafah, Gaza

Israeli Defense Forces issued an order for Palestinians in eastern Rafah, Gaza, to relocate amid concerns of an upcoming military operation in the area.

Biden warns Netanyahu against military operation in Rafah

President Joe Biden warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against carrying out a planned military operation in Rafah, emphasizing the potential for civilian deaths and worsening humanitarian crisis.

Israeli military operation in Gaza Strip

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on 'Face the Nation' that victory in the war with Hamas was 'weeks away' once the Israeli military operation began in Rafah. Netanyahu outlined three war goals: releasing hostages, destroying Hamas, and ensuring Gaza does not pose a future threat to Israel.