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Just 5 Palestinians patients leave Gaza via Rafah amid 20,000 in dire need
Very few patients leave Gaza on the first day of opening as critics say 'no information, no promises' from Israel.
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aljazeera.com
Israeli forces kill 12 Palestinians across Gaza, attacks reported in Rafah
Multiple attacks across the besieged enclave a day before Israel is expected to reopen the Rafah border crossing.
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Israel kills 12, including 6 children, in latest Gaza ceasefire violation
Israel carries out deadly attacks in Gaza a day before the Rafah crossing is due to reopen.
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Israel kills 19, including 6 children, in latest Gaza ceasefire violation
Israel carries out deadly attacks in Gaza a day before the Rafah crossing is due to reopen.
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Israel kills 28, including 6 children, in latest Gaza ceasefire violation
Israel carries out deadly attacks in Gaza a day before the Rafah crossing is due to reopen.
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Israel kills 31, including several children, in relentless Gaza bombardment
Israel carries out deadly attacks on Gaza a day before the Rafah crossing is due to reopen.
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Updates: Thousands wait for evacuation from Gaza amid Rafah opening
Gaza's Health Ministry says 20,000 desperately need medical treatment abroad as details from Israel remain slim.
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Israel to partially open Rafah crossing in Gaza as dozens killed in attacks
Key Rafah border crossing with Egypt to be reopened after nearly two years for only 'limited movement of people'.
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Rafah crossing opens in limited capacity as Israel kills dozens in Gaza
Key Rafah border with Egypt reopens after nearly two years for 'limited movement of people' during security trial.
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theguardian.com
Preparations begin for reopening of Gaza’s Rafah crossing, officials say
Approximately 20,000 Palestinians expected to leave territory for urgent medical care abroad
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Rafah border opens on trial basis with Gaza return restrictions unclear
Key Rafah crossing with Egypt reopens after nearly two years for 'limited movement of people' during security tests.
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Gaza patients in limbo amid Israel’s ‘pilot reopening’ of Rafah crossing
The Rafah crossing’s pilot opening begins amid confusion as Gaza’s patients face unclear criteria, limited travel slots.
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Questions on Rafah opening as thousands await medical evacuation from Gaza
Gaza's Health Ministry says 20,000 desperately need medical treatment abroad as details from Israel remain slim.
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Wounded and sick Palestinians set to leave Gaza as Israel opens Rafah
Rafah crossing will reportedly operate for six hours a day and allow only 150 patients to exit into Egypt for care.
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arabnews.com
Palestinians await full Rafah reopening as Israel eases two-year closure
RAFAH: Palestinians were on Monday awaiting a full reopening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt, after Israel partially reopened it a day earlier, nearly two years after…
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middleeasteye.net
Gaza's Rafah crossing reopens with heavy Israeli restrictions and monitoring
New arrangement allows 50 Palestinians to enter Gaza and 150 to leave each day
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Child killed by Israeli fire as ill Palestinians depart Gaza through Rafah
Rafah crossing will reportedly operate for six hours a day and allow only 150 patients to exit into Egypt for care.
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Israel agrees to limited reopening of Rafah border crossing in Gaza
Tens of thousands of ill and wounded Palestinians await evacuation as diplomatic efforts inch forward
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Israel’s ‘drip drop’ evacuations no solution for Gaza’s many wounded
Critics denounce policy to only allow 50 critically sick or injured Palestinians into Egypt a day through Rafah.
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Just 5 Palestinians patients leave Gaza via Rafah amid 20,000 in dire need
Very few patients leave Gaza on the first day of opening as critics say 'no information, no promises' from Israel.
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Relief for patients leaving Gaza as Rafah opens, but thousands still wait
Israeli restrictions mean only five Palestinians allowed to leave Gaza for treatment via Rafah crossing on first day.