First civilians leave Gaza

The first civilians have left the Gaza Strip, leaving the enclave by
the Rafah crossing with Egypt.

It's the first time in more than three weeks of bombardment by Israel
that people have been able to leave.

Around 20 Palestinians and 110 dual nationals have entered Egypt.

Hundreds more could leave by the end of Wednesday.

Sarah Coates in Tel Aviv has more on the deal that was brokered to
allow civilians to leave.

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[ALT] Sarah Coates in Tel Aviv says there are chaotic scenes at the
border as people try to escape the Gaza Strip.

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OUT: "...leave."
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[ALT] Sarah Coates in Tel Aviv says the Israeli military is pushing
ahead with its ground incursion in Gaza.

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OUT: "...win."
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