Katz says Israel plans to move 600,000 Gazans to 'humanitarian' city on Rafah's ruins
Israeli army strikes Yemen ports after ship attack in Red Sea
US envoy 'unbelievably satisfied' with Lebanon's response to plan to disarm Hezbollah
Israeli army captures Iran-linked 'terrorist' cell in Syria
At least 57,523 Palestinians killed and 136,617 wounded since Gaza war began
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