First Thing: Israel says Gaza offensive will move into Rafah

Defense minister's announcement comes despite more than 1 million civilians in city. Plus, Michael J Fox on how Parkinson's has not defeated him

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Israeli forces will continue their Gaza military campaign to Rafah, the Israeli defense minister, Yoav Gallant, has said, despite the huge numbers of Palestinian civilians there.

Where is Rafah? Rafah is the southernmost city in Gaza and there is nowhere farther south for civilians to go as Israel and Egypt will not let them leave the territory.

What else is happening? Joe Biden has issued an executive order targeting Israeli settlers in the West Bank who have been attacking Palestinians, amid fast-growing frustration in Washington at Israel's trajectory in the midst of its war in Gaza.

How have campaigners reacted? The Louisiana attorney general's office protects industry more than they protect the people," said Sharon Lavigne, a resident of St James parish who has long fought industrial proliferation in her community, and whose emails were targeted in the request. Maybe that's why they got all of these emails, just to see what we're doing and to see how they can stop us."