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Israel launches daily 11-hour pauses in fighting along key aid route in southern Gaza
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2:20Now PlayingThe Israeli military says it will undertake a daily 11-hour “tactical pause” in fighting along a route in southern Gaza to allow in more humanitarian aid but reiterated its offensive in Rafah will carry on.
The pause began Saturday and will occur every day from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. along a roughly 7.5-mile route in Rafah to allow trucks to travel through the Kerem Shalom Crossing, the main entry point for aid to southern Gaza, where hundreds of thousands of refugees remain, the Israel Defense Force said.
The 11-hour pauses are significantly longer than the previous ones implemented by the IDF during the war and done to reduce the need for coordinating aid deliveries.
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