Netanyahu Admits 'Tragic Mistake' in Rafah Strike Killing Dozens
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described a deadly airstrike in Rafah, Gaza, that killed at least 45 people as a "tragic mishap," sparking international outrage and calls for an investigation. The strike, which targeted a Hamas compound, resulted in significant civilian casualties, including women and children, and has intensified scrutiny on Israel's military actions. The incident has led to heightened tensions and criticism from global leaders, with calls for adherence to international law and an immediate ceasefire.
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