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Gaza’s southernmost city of Rafah, sheltering over 1.5 million displaced Palestinians, is now at the center of intensified conflict as Israeli special forces launched a raid Monday. The operation comes amid high-stakes negotiations in Cairo involving the U.S., Egypt, Israel, and Qatar to secure a temporary ceasefire and prisoner-hostage exchange deal—now extended for three additional days.
What’s happening? Families in Rafah, many living in makeshift tents, face renewed uncertainty as military activity escalates. CGTN’s Noor Harazeen reports widespread anxiety among residents, with humanitarian organizations warning of catastrophic shortages of food, water, and medical supplies.
Behind the talks: Diplomatic efforts focus on brokering a pause in Israel’s military campaign, which has drawn global scrutiny. While details remain scarce, sources suggest progress on releasing captives held by Hamas and Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.
Global reactions: Protests erupted in multiple cities Tuesday, with calls for an immediate ceasefire. The UN Security Council is expected to discuss the crisis later this week.
What’s next? All eyes are on Cairo as negotiators race against time. For now, Rafah’s displaced families brace for more turmoil. Stay tuned for updates.
What’s happening? Families in Rafah, many living in makeshift tents, face renewed uncertainty as military activity escalates. CGTN’s Noor Harazeen reports widespread anxiety among residents, with humanitarian organizations warning of catastrophic shortages of food, water, and medical supplies.
Behind the talks: Diplomatic efforts focus on brokering a pause in Israel’s military campaign, which has drawn global scrutiny. While details remain scarce, sources suggest progress on releasing captives held by Hamas and Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.
Global reactions: Protests erupted in multiple cities Tuesday, with calls for an immediate ceasefire. The UN Security Council is expected to discuss the crisis later this week.
What’s next? All eyes are on Cairo as negotiators race against time. For now, Rafah’s displaced families brace for more turmoil. Stay tuned for updates.
