IDF won’t leave Rafah ‘for many days yet’

Following the Goldin family’s emotional press conference, the former national security adviser Giora Eiland tells Channel 2 that the IDF, even if it redeploys on the Gaza border as apparently planned, will not leave the Rafah area where Goldin was kidnapped “for many days yet.”

The IDF has been searching Rafah for the past day and a half since Goldin was kidnapped, and two soldiers killed, in a Hamas attack that breached a US- and UN-brokered ceasefire.

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