Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been labelled "unrealistic" as concerns rise for Gazan city Rafah.

International relations expert Geoffrey Miller told Mike Hosking that Netanyahu seems to be in a fantasy land.

He says he seems to think the 1.5-million Palestinians sheltering in Rafah can all go to a small village on the coast seven kilometres away.

New Zealand, Australia, and Canada have issued a joint statement, warning that a humanitarian ceasefire is urgently needed.

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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been labelled "unrealistic" as concerns rise for Gazan city Rafah. 
International relations expert Geoffrey Miller told Mike Hosking that Netanyahu seems to be in a fantasy land. 
He says he seems to think the 1.5-million Palestinians sheltering in Rafah can all go to a small village on the coast seven kilometres away. 
New Zealand, Australia, and Canada have issued a joint statement, warning that a humanitarian ceasefire is urgently needed. 
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Geoffrey Miller: International Relations Expert says the Israeli Prime Minister's expectation that the Palestinians sheltering in Rafah can all go to a small village on the coast is unrealistic

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