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(Ynet News) Yossi Yehoshua - Gaza has been transformed: Rafah on the Egyptian border no longer exists, neither above nor below ground. Much of Khan Yunis, except for a sensitive area and a humanitarian zone, has met a similar fate. In northern Gaza, from Beit Hanoun through Beit Lahia and Al-Atatra to the outskirts of Gaza City, little remains. The transformation is evident to anyone entering Gaza, but more importantly, residents of Israel's border communities, looking toward Gaza, see the threat once facing them removed.2025-07-31 00:00:00Full Article
Gaza Has Been Transformed
(Ynet News) Yossi Yehoshua - Gaza has been transformed: Rafah on the Egyptian border no longer exists, neither above nor below ground. Much of Khan Yunis, except for a sensitive area and a humanitarian zone, has met a similar fate. In northern Gaza, from Beit Hanoun through Beit Lahia and Al-Atatra to the outskirts of Gaza City, little remains. The transformation is evident to anyone entering Gaza, but more importantly, residents of Israel's border communities, looking toward Gaza, see the threat once facing them removed.2025-07-31 00:00:00Full Article
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