Israeli tanks have reportedly reached the center of Rafah, in southern Gaza, amid intense bombardment, marking the most severe attack on the city since the conflict began. This escalation has led to the displacement of numerous Palestinian families, fleeing from air strikes and tank fire. The situation has drawn international condemnation, especially following a devastating air strike on a refugee camp in Rafah, which resulted in 45 fatalities, including women and children. The incident is under investigation, with the Israeli military exploring the possibility that weapons stored near the strike site may have contributed to the fire’s magnitude. Meanwhile, international calls for a swift, transparent investigation and a push towards a ceasefire are growing.
Israeli tanks have entered the center of Rafah, Gaza, amid the conflict’s most intense bombardment.
Hundreds of Palestinian families displaced by ongoing air strikes and tank fire.
International condemnation follows a deadly air strike on a Rafah refugee camp, killing 45 people, including women and children.
The UN Security Council is set to discuss the situation in Gaza.
The Israeli military is investigating the Rafah camp strike, considering whether nearby stored weapons exacerbated the fire.
UK Foreign Secretary calls for a swift, transparent investigation into the Rafah incident, and advocates for a ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas.
Israeli military claims the targeted site was not within a humanitarian zone and was distanced from civilian shelters.
International pressure mounts on Israeli authorities for accountability and to minimize civilian casualties during military operations.
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