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Israel’s military says it’s taken control of a strategic corridor along Gaza’s border with Egypt

  • Israel's military has taken control of the strategic corridor along Gaza's border with Egypt, known as Philadelphi. Israeli forces are active in Rafah, near the border.
  • The corridor, Philadelphi, runs along Gaza's border with Egypt, especially near Rafah, where Israeli forces are engaged in combat.
  • Israel aims to dismantle Hamas' presence in Rafah, marking a crucial development in the ongoing conflict.
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Rafah battles intensify as Israel seizes key Gaza-Egypt corridor

RAFAH, Gaza: Intense shelling and gunfire rocked Rafah in southern Gaza on Thursday (May 30), after Israel declared it had seized a strategic corridor along the Palestinian territory's border with Egypt. Israel launched its military incursion into

·Singapore
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After the Israeli army has captured an important supply corridor of Hamas, an officer speaks of a turning point in the war. However, the fighting is likely to intensify again.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The Israeli army announced that it had taken control on Wednesday, May 29, of the Philadelphia Corridor, a 14-kilometer long buffer zone that borders the Egyptian border along the southern Gaza Strip. A narrow strip of land with high tactical challenges.

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