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#subscribe WAXAAN ISKA BAARAY HIV CADDAYNTIINA WAATAAS, ''XAASKAYGII HORE BEEN BAY SHEEGAYSAA''    • NINKII GABADHA NAIROBI JOOGTA AYKU EEDAYSA...   INTA AANAN IS MEHERSAN 2-DEENUBA WAAN ISBAARNAY HIV British foreign minister voices 'deep concern' over Rafah operation; EU foreign policy chief warns it 'would lead to grave tensions with Egypt' Here's what you need to know on day 128 of the Israel-Hamas war: ■ Britain's foreign minister David Cameron said that he is "Deeply concerned about the prospect of a military offensive in Rafah – over half of Gaza's population are sheltering in the area." ■ The EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell Fontelles warned that an Israeli military offensive on Rafah "would lead to an unspeakable humanitarian catastrophe and grave tensions with Egypt." DISCLAIMER: BRIT SOMALI TV CANNOT VERIFY THE NEWS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO. WE ARE QUOTING FROM MAINSTREAM MEDIA PLATFORMS SUCH AS HAARETS, ALJAZEERA , REUTERS , TRT WORLD , BBC AND THE TIMES OF ISRAELI MEDIA OUTLETS . ( ISRAEL - HAMAS WAR ) Israel says it is studying Hamas response to possible deal The Israeli government has issued its first official remarks on Hamas’s response to a possible truce deal, stating that the group’s comments are being studied by all parties involved in the mediation process, but offering few details. “Hamas’s reply has been conveyed by the Qatari mediator to the Mossad. Its details are being thoroughly evaluated by the officials involved in the negotiations,” a statement from Israel’s foreign intelligence agency, the Mossad, said on Tuesday, per the office of the prime minister. US, Israel believe up to 80% of Hamas tunnels intact after 114 days of war – report https://www.timesofisrael.com/us-isra... US, Israel believe up to 80% of Hamas tunnels intact after 114 days of war – report Report: Bullish US negotiators draft phased deal freeing hostages for 2-month pause The Associated Press confirms a New York Times report on a two-part plan for the release of hostages kidnapped from Israel and a pause in fighting of up to two months, citing two senior administration officials. Like the New York Times, the AP report notes that CIA director Bill Burns is expected to discuss the contours of the emerging agreement when he meets on Sunday in France with David Barnea, the head of Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency, Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, and Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel for talks centered on the hostage negotiations. DISCLAIMER: BRIT SOMALI TV CANNOT VERIFY THE NEWS COVERED IN THIS VIDEO. WE ARE QUOTING FROM MAINSTREAM MEDIA PLATFORMS SUCH AS HAARETS, ALJAZEERA , REUTERS , TRT WORLD , BBC AND THE TIMES OF ISRAELI MEDIA OUTLETS . ( ISRAEL - HAMAS WAR )