Egypt preparing shelter area at Gaza border for feared Rafah exodus: sources
- Egypt is constructing a buffer zone along its border with southern Gaza, fearing Israel's offensive in Rafah.
- The United States opposes displacement of Palestinians from Gaza. Egypt plans to shelter potential refugees.
- Egypt is preparing facilities at the Gaza border to accommodate Palestinians in case of an Israeli offensive in Rafah.
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The Egyptian government has reportedly begun work on a wall near the Gaza border over fears that a planned ground offensive by the Israeli military will push war refugees out of the Palestinian enclave.
Egypt is building a closed and secure camp in the Sinai to house Palestinians in the Gaza Strip fleeing war in the event of an Israeli offensive in Rafah, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and an Egyptian NGO have revealed, AFP reported.
The war between Israel and Hamas was triggered by the attack of the Palestinian Islamist movement on 7 October on Israeli soil from the Gaza Strip. In retaliation, Israel vowed to “annihilate” Hamas, relentlessly pounding the land.
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