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The order of the Israeli army to evacuate East Rafah

Israel's regime radio reported that the regime's army ordered the Palestinians to immediately evacuate East Rafah and move to Al-Mowasi area near Egypt.
– International news

According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, the Zionist army asked the residents of the east of Rafah region this Monday Immediately evacuate the area and go to Al-Mowasi area near Egypt.

At the same time, the army of the Zionist regime threatened that it will continue to pursue the Hamas movement everywhere in Gaza until the return of all Israeli prisoners.

The Israeli army radio also reported that Yoav Gallant, the war minister of this regime, had a conversation with the US secretary of state about the beginning of the evacuation of Rafah. 22 people have been martyred in the city of Rafah since yesterday until this moment.

Ehud Barak, who recently talked to the Zionist TV Channel 12, harshly criticized the performance of Netanyahu’s cabinet and said: Attacking Rafah is a mistake. It is an extreme strategy that can have huge costs for Israel.

He emphasized in this context: Our ground entry into Rafah does not mean that we are one step closer to a decisive victory, but a step towards a decisive defeat. We have taken it.

The former prime minister of the Zionist regime also predicted: Hamas will remain in Gaza even the day after the end of the war, Netanyahu’s cabinet will bring us to a situation where we will see nothing despite paying heavy costs. There will be no change in Gaza. Not

Former security official: There will be no news of complete victory in Rafah

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© Webangah News Hub has translated this news from the source of Tasnim News Agency
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