More than 400 foreign nationals and injured Palestinians have been able to leave the Gaza Strip. However, there are still thousands left behind trying to make it through the Rafah Crossing and into Egypt. Former Israel National Security Advisor Eyal Hulata said Israel has asked the civilian population of northern Gaza to move to the south.
However, there are still thousands left behind trying to make it through the Rafah Crossing and into Egypt.
Former Israel National Security Advisor Eyal Hulata said Israel has asked the civilian population of northern Gaza to move to the south. This is so there are “no civilian people” inside the warzone in the north of Gaza where militaries are operating, he told Sky News Australia. “Israel has asked the Egyptians to allow Palestinians to move into Sinai, so there could be some kind of relief.”
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