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Thousands of Palestinians will be forced to relocate for the fourth time since the start of the war, due to Israel's plans to attack the Rafah area.
Haneen Harara, who was displaced herself from her home in the Gaza city of Rafah, is one of about 1.4 million residents in the city that Israel will attack from the ground in the coming days or weeks.
Airstrikes have been frequent in the area, including a barrage that covered Israeli special forces as they rescued two hostages held by Hamas in the city. Aerial bombardments reportedly killed over 100 people.
" We are witnessing massacres every day. People cannot believe that they will have to evacuate for the fourth or even fifth time ," Harara said, adding that the 55-square-kilometer area of Rafah where people have gathered has no infrastructure. enough to support them there.
Palestinians on the ground also have little faith in the ceasefire negotiations, she said, as they are more preoccupied with what is happening on the ground.
" People are just trying to escape before any further attacks ," she said.
Meanwhile, the US is still trying to force Israel to postpone the attack and impose a 6-week ceasefire in the region. Other allied countries have demanded the same, and pressure on Netanyahu is mounting. Despite everything, it is still to be seen how it will be done in the following hours.
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