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How Rafah became a refuge for displaced Palestinians & now an IDF target
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4:43Now PlayingSince the war in Gaza began in October, Israeli forces have issued evacuation orders to Palestinian civilians, telling them to move south. Over 1 million people ended up in Rafah, Gaza’s southernmost city. But last week, 45 people were killed after an Israeli airstrike sparked a fire that tore through one of Rafah’s tent camps. Ali Velshi takes a look at how Rafah went from a refuge for the displaced to a target of the Israeli military.
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