"Rafah's Refugees Brace for Israeli Assault Amidst Hostage Rescue Mission Fallout"
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US President Biden will reiterate support for a humanitarian pause in Gaza during his meeting with Jordan's king, while the US expresses concern over Israeli airstrikes in Rafah and a hostage rescue operation that may have resulted in civilian casualties. The UN relief agency in Gaza faces challenges operating in Rafah due to funding cuts and visa issues, as panic grows in the city following heavy Israeli airstrikes. Biden is reportedly growing frustrated with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's handling of the conflict, while the Dutch government appeals a court decision to ban the export of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel.
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