Netanyahu Says He’ll Soon Have Plan for Rafah Civilians
- Israeli PM says those sheltering in Rafah can move north
- Says there’s no precise timeline for hostage deal with Hamas
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he’ll have a “plan for action” in hand for moving the civilian population out of Rafah in the southern part of the Gaza Strip ahead of an offensive to “dismantle” remaining Hamas battalions.
“There is no disagreement with me and the US about the need to evacuate the population,” Netanyahu said in an interview broadcast Sunday with CBS’s “Face the Nation.”