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Israel said it’s expanding military operations in Gaza, days after asking people in southern parts of the Palestinian territory to leave as it prepares for more intense fighting with Hamas.
From Bloomberg
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday that Israel is seizing territory in the Gaza Strip hours after his government laid out plans to take over large parts of the enclave.
From The New York Times
The operation would “seize large areas that will be incorporated into Israeli security zones”, he said, without explaining how much territory Israel would take.
From Yahoo
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