US not anticipating Israeli forces to enter Rafah at the start of Ramadan | CNN Politics

Israel not expected to immediately expand military operations into Rafah, US urges caution to ensure civilian safety.

  • Bilawal Riaz
  • 1 min read

Israeli forces are not expected to immediately expand their military operations into Rafah, according to the Biden administration. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated plans to send military forces into Rafah, regardless of a ceasefire deal. The situation is tense as negotiations for a ceasefire before Ramadan have not been successful. Concerns remain about the safety of civilians in Rafah, where over a million people are living in dire conditions. The US is urging Israel to ensure the safety of civilians before any military action in the region. Biden has expressed skepticism about the feasibility of such guarantees in such a densely populated area.

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