Rafah Faces Imminent Threat as Israel Intensifies Gaza Offensive

The southern Gaza town of Rafah, now home to over 1.5 million displaced Palestinians, braces for a potential Israeli attack amid ongoing war with Hamas.

Rafah, deemed a 'safe zone' for displaced civilians, may soon be the focus of Israel's ground offensive, raising international concern over a humanitarian catastrophe.
More than half of Gaza's population has sought refuge in Rafah, facing shortages of food, medicine, and basic supplies due to the war.
United Nations officials warn that an attack on Rafah could result in catastrophic consequences, with over 600,000 children at risk.
Israel aims to take Rafah to ensure the destruction of Hamas and secure the release of Israeli hostages.
Despite the war's hardships, life in Rafah continues with moments of joy and resilience among its residents.