Rafah - Islamic World News

Hebrew-language outlets alleged that the United States and Israel have reached a preliminary understanding regarding the fate of al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, in Rafah, southern Gaza. Under this plan, part of the al-Qassam fighters would be relocated from Rafah to other areas under Hamas control within the Gaza Strip.

An explosion struck an Israeli military engineering vehicle in Rafah. As a result, one Israeli soldier was killed and three others were injured. Following the incident, three Israeli helicopters landed in Rafah to evacuate the wounded to medical facilities.

A roadside bomb detonated along the path of an Israeli military vehicle in Rafah, located in the southern Gaza Strip, resulting in the deaths of at least four Israeli soldiers and injuring eight others. Several of the wounded are reported to be in critical condition.

In continuation of the Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip, Israeli forces advanced on two fronts in the central and southern areas of the Gaza Strip.

Fighting continues on the southern front in the Gaza Strip and on the northern front on the borders with Lebanon. The Israeli army announced that 10 soldiers of this regime were killed in different fronts during the last week.

The Israeli regime’s army confirmed the loss of four troops during a recent operation in southern Gaza.

Recent developments along the Rafah and Egypt border have witnessed a notable escalation as the Israeli regime’s forces have made significant strides, trying to accomplish in the occupation of key positions along the strategic border area.

After two weeks of military operations and penetrating deep into Jabalia in the north of the Gaza Strip, the Israeli occupying forces have completely withdrawn from this area. As it was said before, the Israeli army never has the ability to clear, stabilize and establish a long-term presence in these areas, and the recent operations […]

The ongoing battles in the northern Gaza Strip show no signs of abating, as the Israeli regime’s armed forces continue their military operations in the besieged region.

An Egyptian border guard has been killed in an exchange of fire with Israeli military forces at the Rafah crossing on Egypt’s border with the Gaza Strip on Monday.

An air raid by the Israeli regime led to a fire that killed 45 people in a tent camp in the Gazan city of Rafah on Sunday night.

Israeli forces have succeeded in advancing along with the Egyptian border line over the past days, especially in recent hours, and have taken control of the neighborhoods located in the south of the city of Rafah, including the Salah al-Din Gate and its surrounding areas.