"Escalating Tensions: Israel's Expansion in Gaza Raises Concerns for EU and U.S."

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The European Union is deeply concerned about reports that Israel plans to extend its conflict with Hamas to the town of Rafah near the Egypt border, potentially displacing over a million people and causing a regional spillover of the conflict. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell warned that the situation in the Middle East is critical, with conflict erupting in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, and the Red Sea area. The EU also expressed concern about the fate of the U.N. relief agency working with Palestinian refugees and the impact of U.S. airstrikes on Iranian-backed militias in the region.
- The EU is worried that Israel might extend the war in Gaza to a 'pressure cooker' town near Egypt The Associated Press
- Fresh strikes in southern Gaza as talks on two-month pause in fighting continue The Guardian
- Israel says it will expand operations in Rafah, Gaza's last refuge The Washington Post
- U.S. strikes Houthi drones as it readies retaliation for Jordan attack NBC News
- Battles continue across Gaza, with conflict now Israel’s longest since 1948 war The Times of Israel
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