US Urges Israel for Transparency After Rafah Strike
The United States expressed serious concern to Israel following a strike in Rafah and emphasized the necessity for Israel to comply with international humanitarian law. The State Department highlighted the importance of minimizing civilian impact and ensuring the continuous flow of humanitarian aid. Israel's investigation results will be closely monitored.
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The United States reached out to the government of Israel to express deep concern over a strike in Rafah as soon as it saw reports of the incident, the State Department said on Tuesday, adding that Washington will be closely watching the results of Israel's investigation.
State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said the U.S. will continue to emphasize to Israel its obligation to comply fully with international humanitarian law, minimize the impact of its operations on civilians and maximize the flow of humanitarian assistance.
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