Israel’s war on Gaza live: Pressure mounts on Netanyahu to open Rafah
Amidst the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict, pressure is mounting on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to open the Rafah crossing. This development follows a "targeted operation" by the Israeli military in northern Gaza, aimed at retrieving the remains of police officer Ran Gvili.

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AI-generatedAmidst the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict, pressure is mounting on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to open the Rafah crossing. This development follows a "targeted operation" by the Israeli military in northern Gaza, aimed at retrieving the remains of police officer Ran Gvili. Hamas has reportedly provided truce mediators with details regarding the possible location of the body, potentially paving the way for its return under a US-brokered ceasefire. The Israeli military stated the operation was launched to exhaust all intelligence related to the captive's remains. The reopening of the Rafah crossing is anticipated after the search concludes.
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4 extractedThe Israeli military launched a targeted operation to retrieve the remains of police officer Ran Gvili.
The Israeli military says it launched a “targeted operation” in northern Gaza “to exhaust all of the intelligence”.
Hamas’s military wing has given “all the details” to truce mediators on the possible location of the last captive’s body.
Pressure mounts on Netanyahu to open Rafah.