Critics denounce policy to only allow 50 critically sick or injured Palestinians into Egypt a day through Rafah.
Gaza’s Rafah crossing reopening came too late for this 3-year-old
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Israeli forces using bulldozers demolished six shops and a horse stable belonging to a Palestinian in the occupied West Bank.
The demolitions were carried out near a Israeli military checkpoint northeast of Bethlehem.
Very few patients leave Gaza on the first day of opening as critics say 'no information, no promises' from Israel.
Despite 'ceasefire', the health sector in Gaza continues to suffer from shortages, destruction and lack of equipment.
Rafah crossing will reportedly operate for six hours a day and allow only 150 patients to exit into Egypt for care.
Dozen Palestinians allowed to re-enter but critical patients continue to be prevented from receiving life-saving care.
Rafah crossing will reportedly operate for six hours a day and allow only 150 patients to exit into Egypt for care.
Palestinians 'desperate' for Rafah crossing to open as prolonged closures compound widespread suffering, warns the UN.
