Netanyahu Admits 'Tragic Mistake' in Deadly Rafah Strike
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described a deadly strike on Rafah that killed at least 45 displaced Palestinians as a "tragic mishap," amid international condemnation. Despite the incident, Netanyahu vowed to continue the fight against Hamas, emphasizing efforts to avoid civilian harm. The strike, which targeted Hamas commanders, also resulted in significant civilian casualties, prompting calls for investigation and adherence to international law.
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