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Ground invasion of Rafah would be ‘intolerable,’ UN chief warns

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UNITED NATIONS, United States: A ground invasion of Rafah would be “intolerable,” UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Monday, calling on Israel and Hamas “to go an extra mile” to reach a ceasefire deal. “This is an opportunity that cannot be missed, and a ground invasion in Rafah would be intolerable because of its devastating humanitarian consequences, and because of its destabilizing impact in the region,” Guterres said as he received …

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Ground invasion of Rafah would be ‘intolerable,’ UN chief warns

13 days ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Anadolu Ajansı

Israeli ground invasion of Rafah would be intolerable: UN chief

Antonio Guterres says he made 'a very strong appeal' to Israel and Hamas to go 'an extra mile' to materialize an agreement, adding 'this is an opportunity that cannot be missed' - Anadolu Ajansı

13 days ago

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Le Parisien

What is known about the ongoing Israeli offensive in Rafah

The Rafah area is once again threatened by major Israeli bombings this Monday evening, as Israel again calls on the population to be evacuated.

13 days ago·Paris, France

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Quotidiano Nazionale

Gaza, Guterres: The invasion of Rafah would be intolerable

The ground invasion of Rafah would be "intolerable" for its "devastating humanitarian consequences and destabilizing impact in the region." That's what UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said when he met with Republican President Sergio Mattarella. Guterres recalled that he issued a "strong appeal to Israel and Hamas to reach a vital agreement, an opportunity that cannot be lost." Meanwhile, at least five people were killed in the Israeli att…

13 days ago·Italy

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Land invasion of Rafah would be "tolerable", UN Secretary General Says

The invasion of Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, where Israel has pledged to conduct a large-scale ground operation, would be "intolerable", UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres insisted Monday, urging Israel and Hamas to make "an additional effort" for a ceasefire, the AFP quoted him as saying.

13 days ago·Romania

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El Comercio

An “invasion” of Rafah would be “intolerable”, warns Antonio Guterres

The Pulitzer Prizes honor the work of Palestinian journalists in the war in GazaIsrael says it will continue to negotiate a ceasefire while bombing eastern Rafah. An “invasion” of Rafah, a city in the southern Gaza Strip where Israel has promised a vast ground operation, would be “intolerable”, insisted on Monday the Secretary General of the UN, António Guterres, who called on the Israeli government and Hamas to make an “additional effort” to ac…

13 days ago·Lima, Peru

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