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Palestinian women describe ‘journey of horror’ crossing back into Gaza
CAIRO/GAZA: Palestinian women among the few people let back into Gaza after Israel’s delayed reopening of the Rafah crossing under last year’s ceasefire have described being blindfolded, handcuffed and interrogated by Israeli forces as they tried to get home. Their journey from Egypt on Monday through the frontier post and across the “yellow line” zone controlled by Israel and an allied Palestinian militia group, involved lengthy delays and the confiscation of gifts including toys, one of the women said.
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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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haaretz.com
Israel reopens Gaza's Rafah crossing with Egypt for limited passage of residents
The Reopening Comes Nearly Two Years After Israel Seized the Crossing in May 2024. The Conditions for Crossing in and Out of the Enclave, However, Remain Unclear. 'Everything Is…
