Israel appears to be moving closer to sending troops into Rafah

25/04/2024

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Sebastian Usher Middle East analyst for BBC World discusses the prospect of Israeli ground troops entering the city of Rafah in the Gaza strip.

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Israel appears to be moving closer to sending troops into Rafah

Morning Ireland

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Israel military calls on Palestinian civilians to evacuate parts of Rafah

Over 70 tents pitched along Grand Canal, days after 100 tents were moved from IPO

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Gardaí arrest 48 motorists on suspicion of drink or drug driving in 24 hours

Tories lose almost half of councillors in local elections

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