Israeli Hits ‘Terror Infrastructure’ in New Offensive as Netanyahu Goes to Washington

The IDF ordered the evacuation of a humanitarian area near Khan Yunis in southern Gaza where 1.8 million people, mostly refugees, were living.
Israeli Hits ‘Terror Infrastructure’ in New Offensive as Netanyahu Goes to Washington
Gazans look at debris following an Israeli military strike near the city of Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip, on July 13, 2024.Bashar Taleb/AFP via Getty Images
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The Israeli army said on Monday that it had carried out air raids on terrorists it said were launching attacks on Israel from specific areas in Khan Yunis, which is a humanitarian safe zone.

Ahead of its offensive, the army ordered the estimated 1.8 million refugees living in the area of southern Gaza to temporarily evacuate from the area as it would attack Hamas units embedded in the refugee hub. The area has been subject to fierce fighting between the IDF and Hamas since Oct. 7, and much of it is covered in tent camps that lack sanitation and medical facilities.