Netanyahu Says Deadly Israeli Strike in Rafah Was the Result of a 'Tragic Mishap'

Gaza Civil Defence Says New Israel Strike Kills 21 In West Rafah Camp

Gaza's civil defence agency said an Israeli strike killed at least 21 people at a displacement camp west of the southern city of Rafah on Tuesday, days after a similar strike that sparked global outrage.

These strikes took place in the humanitarian zone of Al-Mawassi, west of Rafah on Tuesday. An initial assessment indicates around twenty deaths and dozens of injuries. Israeli tanks have by air...

People Burned Alive, Child Decapitated: Israeli Strike on Rafah Kills 45 in Tent Camp

We go to Rafah for an update after an Israeli attack on refugee tent camps in what had previously been declared a “safe zone” killed at least 45 people, including women and children. “Basically, the situation is totally catastrophic,” reports Palestinian journalist Shrouq Aila, from Rafah. She explains the bombs set tents made largely of nylon on fire, igniting a deadly blaze, and that Israel’s relentless assault has made three hospitals in the c

Israel strikes Rafah hours after Netanyahu's 'tragic mistake' admission

A Palestinian man cries at the sight of a killed loved one in Rafah (Picture: Reuters) A ‘tragic mistake’ – this is how prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu described Israel’s bombing of a shelter in southern Gaza, while doubling down with his massacre. Corpses of Palestinians ‘burnt alive’ in Sunday’s attack are still being recounted in the city of Rafah, on the border with Egypt. At least 45 people were killed and dozens more injured in a tent ca…

Israel Tells US That Precision Munition Was Used in Strike on Gaza's Rafah

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Israel informed US President Joe Biden's administration that it had used a precision munition to hit a target in Rafah in the strike that caused deaths in a camp for displaced Palestinians, but the explosion from the strike ignited a fuel tank and caused fire in the camp, CNN reported, citing a US official.

'This can no longer be justified': International outcry over Rafah attack piles more pressure on Israel

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the attack as a tragic error.