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Israeli airstrikes intensified in Rafah, Gaza, following Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rejection of Hamas' cease-fire terms. Over a dozen were killed, including civilians, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. Netanyahu vows to expand the offensive despite international alarm. Negotiations for a cease-fire and hostage release face hurdles as Hamas demands a full Israeli withdrawal. Pressure mounts on Netanyahu to secure hostages' release, but challenges persist in dealing with Hamas.

Israeli airstrikes have killed over a dozen people overnight, hours after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Hamas’ cease-fire terms and vowed to expand the offensive into the southern Gaza town

More than half of the Gaza Strip’s population has fled to Rafah, on the mostly sealed border with Egypt, which is also the main entry point for aid

Israeli airstrikes killed over a dozen people overnight and into Thursday in Rafah in the Gaza Strip, hours after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Hamas’s cease-fire terms and vowed to expand the offensive into the southern Gaza town.

RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israeli airstrikes killed over a dozen people overnight and into today in Rafah in the Gaza Strip, hours after Prime Minister Benjami