Israel will not withdraw from the Philadelphi corridor, the border separating Egypt and Gaza, as outlined in the ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel, an Israeli official confirmed.

The Israel-Palestine conflict, which has lasted for decades, becomes increasingly destructive and bloody with each new escalation. In recent weeks, the conflict has entered a new phase of intensity, affecting more regions and leading to significant civilian casualties. Attacks from both sides have become more intense and widespread, impacting both civilian and military infrastructure. Throughout the week of September 21-27, 2024, we witnessed new waves of violence, resulting in considerable losses, destruction, and operations that have altered the course of the conflict.

The UAE has expressed full support for Egypt in addressing Israeli claims and allegations related to the Philadelphi Corridor, News.Az reports citing Gulf news.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has committed to US President Joe Biden that the Israeli army will withdraw one kilometer from the 14-kilometer Philadelphi Corridor, which borders Gaza and Egypt.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed Israel's control over the key Philadelphi Corridor between the Gaza Strip and Egypt, according to his office on Thursday, News.Az reports citing foreign media.

Israel is pushing for the construction of a wall near the Philadelphi Corridor on the Gaza-Egypt border to prevent Hamas from building tunnels, according to The Wall Street Journal, citing Arab mediators involved in Israel-Hamas talks.