Israel reduces troops in south Gaza, Egypt to host new talks
- The U.S. Believes Israeli troop withdrawal in Gaza is for rest, not a new operation.
- Israel reduced troops in northern Gaza, but continues airstrikes in areas with Hamas presence.
- Gaza's largest hospital, Shifa, is left devastated as a result of Israeli airstrikes and raids.
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Most Israeli forces pull out of Gaza; Only one brigade remains
Exactly 6 months since the start of the war, the IDF withdrew all of its forces from Khan Younis, and now only the Nahal Brigade remains in the Gaza Strip to hold a strategic position; Israel says withdrawal is unrelated to pressure from the Biden administration
Israel withdraws soldiers from Khan Younis to regroup ahead of assault on Rafah
Even as it withdrew the 98th Division from Khan Younis, the IDF made clear it was retaining two brigades in the enclave to “preserve the IDF’s freedom of action and its ability to conduct precise intelligence-based operations.”
The partial withdrawal in Gaza allows Israel to orchestrate its latest operations against Hamas, while preparing its army for a direct clash with Iran.
Relations with the U.S. alliance remain tense. The U.S. is alarmed by what Tehran can still do.
At the height of the fighting, there were up to 40,000 soldiers in the Gaza Strip. Israel is now withdrawing a large part of the troops. Is this the path to a prolonged ceasefire — or will the next offensive follow?
खंडहर शहर, जमींदोज इमारतें, लाशों का ढेर... इजरायली कहर के बीच दिखा गाजा की तबाही का खौफनाक मंजर
Israel has called back all its soldiers from the land of southern Gaza. After the return of Israeli soldiers from Khan Younis city, the city appears devastated in photos posted on social media. The destruction can be seen from all sides.
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