- The United Nations reports a significant decrease in humanitarian aid entering Gaza since the beginning of Israel’s military operation in Rafah.
- Israeli forces claim full operational control over the Philadelphi Corridor along the Gaza-Egypt border, discovering numerous rocket launchers and at least 20 smuggling tunnels.
- The control of the border area is expected to heighten tensions between Israel and Egypt, with concerns over Israel’s long-term presence along the border.
- Egyptian media and security sources argue that the tunnel discoveries are being used by Israel to justify its offensive in Rafah, while also insisting that Egypt has effectively managed tunnel smuggling in the past decade.
- British Army veteran and intelligence company CEO, Justin Crump, highlights the strategic importance of the Philadelphi Corridor for Israel in cutting off Hamas’ supply and limiting its operational capabilities.
- The situation brings to light the historical tensions and military agreements between Egypt and Israel, with recent events likely to strain relations further.
- Israel’s national security adviser predicts the conflict with Hamas could continue for at least another seven months, underscoring the complexity of achieving a lasting peace and the challenges of post-conflict rebuilding.
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