Israeli Offensive in Rafah
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu plans an offensive in Rafah despite warnings from President Biden, facing pressure from hostages' families and right-wing members of his government. U.S. urges against a ground operation in Rafah due to potential civilian deaths and worsening humanitarian crisis.
Key Points
- Netanyahu plans offensive in Rafah despite Biden's warning
- U.S. urges against ground operation to avoid civilian deaths
- Pressure on Netanyahu from hostages' families and right-wing members
- Humanitarian crisis in Gaza intensifies with over 31,000 Palestinians killed