"Israeli Strikes and Displacement: Chaos at Gaza-Egypt Border"

Displaced Palestinians from Gaza have sought refuge in the demilitarized zone along the Gaza-Egypt border, facing squalid conditions and a lack of international assistance. As Israel's offensive pushes further south, an estimated one million displaced people have sought shelter in the overwhelmed city of Rafah and the barren Philadelphi Corridor. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that the corridor "must be in our hands," raising anxiety among the displaced Palestinians. Despite the harsh conditions, many feel safer along the border, believing Israel is less likely to bombard the area, while Egypt has vehemently denied Israeli claims of smuggling weapons to Hamas.