Gazans return to Khan Younis after Israeli army pulls troops

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Pablo Foley Elias

The Israeli army says it has pulled troops out of southern Gaza, including the city of Khan Younis, the scene of heavy fighting. Palestinians returning to their former homes are facing large-scale destruction.

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