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Israel ceases a key Gaza border crossing as it ramps up preparations for a broader assault on Rafa.

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It's Tuesday, May 7th, I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal and

here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving

your world today.

A lot can change in a day.

Yesterday morning we reported that the Israeli military had begun warning residents of

the Gazan city of Rafa to evacuate evacuate ahead of an offensive there after a breakdown in

ceasefire talks, but that it wasn't clear when an offensive might start.

But not 24 hours later, we have now heard reports of Hamas accepting a ceasefire proposal

and of Israel beginning strikes on Raffa.

Here to make sense of the very latest on the situation in Gaza is Wall Street Journal foreign correspondent Stephen Kalin.

Stephen break this down for us explain how there could be both an acceptance of a ceasefire proposal by Hamas and then strikes on Rafa shortly after.

What's going on?

Yeah, there's a lot of moving parts and I think jockeying for position both on the

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