Moroccan court mulling over whether to try Israeli soldier for Gaza war crimes
A Moroccan court is considering whether to proceed with war crimes charges against an Israeli soldier, Moche Avichzer, who is
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted on Monday that Israeli forces must retain control over the Philadelphi Corridor along the Egypt-Gaza border, which has emerged as a primary sticking point in Gaza ceasefire talks.
"The achievement of the war's objectives goes through the Philadelphi
Corridor... Control of the Philadelphi axis guarantees that the hostages will
not be smuggled out of Gaza," he said during a press conference. Hamas is
demanding a complete Israeli withdrawal from the area.
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