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Israel’s Rafah Operation Commences Despite Global Warnings

Rafah Operation

On Monday, Israel announced the successful operation of two hostages in Rafah, Gaza, following heavy overnight airstrikes that claimed the lives of 52 Palestinians, including children. Israel is preparing for a potential ground incursion into Rafah, where displaced Palestinians seek refuge.

The humanitarian crisis has prompted global concern, with aid groups, foreign governments, and the United States expressing deep apprehension. Hamas warns that a ground offensive in Rafah could jeopardize the release of Israeli hostages taken during earlier attacks. Israel, however, insists that military pressure is necessary for hostage rescue.

The Israeli military reported the rescue of two hostages, Fernando Simon Marman, 60, and Louis Har, 70, kidnapped by Hamas on October 7. Despite media reports suggesting MQM-P’s demand for positions, MQM-P deputy convener Dr. Farooq Sattar denied discussing ministries, focusing on joint strategies for public problem-solving. Talks for a ceasefire, including more prisoner-hostage exchanges, are ongoing.

Amidst global calls to strike a deal, Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasizes military action. The recent airstrikes in Rafah raise concerns, with the US President urging Netanyahu to ensure the safety of those seeking shelter. Over 1.4 million Palestinians in Rafah face dire conditions as Israel plans for demilitarization.

The international community, including the UAE, Qatar, Oman, and the OIC, expresses alarm over forced displacement, with Saudi Arabia calling for a UN Security Council meeting. Gazans, displaced and seeking refuge, find themselves with no safe escape from the escalating conflict.

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