IDF Strikes Hamas Terror Targets In East Rafah; War Cabinet Unanimously Decide To Continue Planned Operation In Rafah:

The IDF Spokesperson said on Monday night that the military conducted precise, targeted strikes against Hamas terror targets in Eastern Rafah. 

The Prime Minister’s Office said earlier on Monday night that the War Cabinet had agreed to continue with Israel’s planned Rafah operation. 

“The War Cabinet unanimously decided that Israel continues the operation in Rafah to exert military pressure on Hamas in order to promote the release of our hostages and the other goals of the war,” the statement read. 

IDF Tells 100,000 Gazans To Evacuate Eastern Rafah Ahead Of Planned Offensive:

The Israeli military on Monday morning began calling on Palestinians to evacuate the eastern neighborhoods of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip that are close to the Israeli border, ahead of a planned ground offensive in the area.

The civilians were being called to move to an expanded humanitarian zone in the al-Mawasi and Khan Younis areas of southern Gaza.

At 8 a.m. the Israel Defense Forces started to drop flyers in eastern Rafah, send text messages, and make phone calls to Palestinians with instructions on the areas that need to be evacuated, and which routes to take to a designated humanitarian zone.

The expanded humanitarian zone in the al-Mawasi and Khan Younis areas includes field hospitals and tent camps for displaced Palestinians, with the IDF saying that “there has been a surge of humanitarian aid going into Gaza” recently.

https://harbingersdaily.com/israel-at-war-week-29/   

Amir Tsarfati:

Hamas Suddenly Begs for Ceasefire, with Israeli Attack on Rafah Looming:

The Palestinian Hamas terror organization rushed Monday to claim that it had accepted a ceasefire — just hours after Israel warned residents of Rafah, the last Hamas stronghold in Gaza, to evacuate due to an imminent invasion.

International media reported Monday evening local time that Hamas had suddenly declared that it had accepted the Egyptian and Qatari terms for a temporary ceasefire, after holding out for weeks against agreeing to a deal with Israel.

But Israeli officials reportedly said that Hamas was “agreeing” to terms that Israel had not proposed or accepted.

The sudden urgency may have had everything to do with Israel’s pending attack, as thousands of Palestinian civilians began leaving Rafah, a strategic town on the Egyptian border and the last place in Gaza Israel has not fully entered.

As Breitbart News reported earlier Monday, Israel dropped leaflets on Rafah and used text messages, phone calls, and other methods to warn residents to escape to the Al-Mawasi humanitarian zone at the coast and other places nearby.

An Israeli government spokesman, asked whether the warnings were a bluff designed to pressure Hamas to accept a deal, suggested that the invasion plans were very real, and were what Israel had promised to do for several months.

Hamas, suddenly facing its final destruction, appears to be much more eager to real[ize] a deal — if one is still possible.

Now, with Israel showing that it is willing to attack Hamas even before the hostages are released, Hamas leaders may be focused on self-preservation. It remains to be seen whether a true ceasefire agreement can actually be reached.

https://www.breitbart.com/middle-east/2024/05/06/hamas-suddenly-begs-for-ceasefire-with-israeli-attack-rafah-looming/

Looks like the Amalekites are in for it now! Oops, I mean Hamas.