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Could Biden stop Netanyahu’s plans? A national security expert looks at Israel’s attack on Rafah

  • Written by Gregory F. Treverton, Professor of Practice in International Relations, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Could Biden stop Netanyahu’s plans? A national security expert looks at Israel’s attack on RafahPalestinians crowd a street as smoke billows from Israeli strikes in Rafah on May 7, 2024. AFP via Getty Images

Israel entered Rafah, a city that marks Gaza’s southern border crossing with Egypt, on May 7, 2024, launching a military offensive that the U.S. and others have cautioned Israel not to pursue.

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