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Israel to reopen Rafah crossing to let Gaza residents leave for Egypt
Residents will be permitted to exit Gaza, yet the crossing's other direction remains closed despite Rafah being a crucial entry point for humanitarian workers and lorries carrying food, fuel and other essential aid.
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efe.com
Israel anuncia que reabrirá el cruce de Rafah para la salida de gazatíes a Egipto - EFE
Israel anuncia que reabrirá el cruce de Rafah (sur de la Franja de Gaza) durante los próximos días para permitir la salida de gazatíes a Egipto.
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arabnews.com
Israel to allow Gazans to exit to Egypt ‘in coming days’
JERUSALEM: Israel said on Wednesday it would open the Rafah crossing from Gaza to Egypt to allow residents to exit the Palestinian territory “in the coming days.” “In accordance…
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lemonde.fr
Israel to reopen Rafah crossing to let Gaza residents leave for Egypt
Residents will be permitted to exit Gaza, yet the crossing's other direction remains closed despite Rafah being a crucial entry point for humanitarian workers and lorries carrying…
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bbc.com
Israel says Rafah crossing to open soon to let Gazans leave via Egypt
Egypt denies it is co-ordinating with Israel to reopen the crossing, insisting that passage should be in both directions.
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upi.com
Israel: Gaza crossing to Egypt to open but only for Palestinians to leave - UPI.com
Israel said it plans to open the Rafah crossing to let Palestinians leave from Gaza to Egypt, but it will not allow Palestinians to return.
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aljazeera.com
Israel accused of ‘manoeuvring’ as it says Gaza crossing open one way only
Israel says the crucial Rafah crossing with Egypt will open in the coming days, but only for Palestinians to exit Gaza.
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What Israel’s plan to reopen the Rafah border crossing means for Palestinians in Gaza
CAIRO: Israel said Wednesday that it would reopen the Rafah border crossing in the coming days, allowing Palestinians to leave Gaza. That could be a major development for…