"Potential Gaza Ceasefire and Refugee Movement in Southern Gaza: Latest Updates"

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Israeli officials have revealed a plan to allow Palestinian civilians in Rafah to flee to other areas of southern Gaza before an Israeli attack, but they will not be allowed to return to their homes in the northern part of the Gaza Strip. The plan is subject to approval by the Israeli war Cabinet and has drawn global scrutiny, with the White House warning against an attack without a credible plan to protect civilians. The United Nations has expressed concern over the humanitarian crisis in Rafah, where aid distribution has been hindered, and warned that an all-out Israeli offensive would be terrifying for the million Palestinian civilians sheltering there.
- Refugees in Rafah will be allowed to flee to other areas of southern Gaza, officials say NBC News
- Israel Signals a Willingness to Free High-Profile Palestinians: Live News The New York Times
- Joe Biden says Gaza ceasefire could be reached by next Monday The Guardian US
- Biden says he hopes there’ll be a ceasefire in Gaza by next Monday CNN
- Netanyahu says hostage deal will delay Rafah operation Axios
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