"Rafah Tensions: Israel's Rescue Mission and Egypt's Peace Treaty"

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Israeli strikes in Gaza's southern city of Rafah have caused panic and fear among Palestinians, with at least 67 people killed and 200 wounded in the past 24 hours. The looming Israeli offensive in Rafah has raised concerns about a worsening humanitarian nightmare, with civilians displaced and struggling to find safe shelter. The conflict, which began on Oct. 7, has led to a dire situation where people are dependent on humanitarian aid to stave off famine and disconnected from loved ones due to lack of electricity and patchy cellular connections.
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- Everything you need to know about Egypt's decades-old peace treaty with Israel The Associated Press
- Israel-Gaza live updates: IDF says 2 hostages rescued from Gaza ABC News
- Egyptian FM says Cairo will maintain Israel peace treaty amid reported threats to sever pact over Rafah op The Times of Israel
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