White House Asserts Israel's Rafah Strike and Ground Assault Fall Within Biden's 'Red Line'

At least 35 people have been killed, including two senior Hamas officials, in Rafah after Israeli air strikes hit a camp for those displaced by the war in Gaza.
Israel’s army said it “struck a Hamas compound in Rafah”, killing Yassin Rabia and Khaled Nagar, both of whom were senior officials in the occupied West Bank.

Both men were involved in Hamas’s activities in the West Bank, including planning attacks and transferring funds, while Nagar also managed funds intended for the group’s operations in Gaza, according to the army.