Israeli defence minister warns 'large areas' will be seized
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The Associated Press |
Netanyahu is expected to travel to Hungary later Wednesday for a meeting with the country's prime minister, Viktor Orbán, despite the international arrest warrant.
BBC |
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz says the military will expand its operation in Gaza and seize "large areas" of the territory.
CNN |
The operation would also involve “large-scale evacuation of Gaza’s population from combat zones,” the statement said without specifying details.
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