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Gaza’s Rafah border crossing has reopened but few people get through
KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip: When the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt finally reopened this week, Palestinian officials heralded it as a “window of hope” after two years of war as a fragile ceasefire deal moves forward. But that hope has been sidetracked by disagreements over who should be allowed through, hourslong delays and Palestinian travelers’ reports of being handcuffed and interrogated by Israeli soldiers. Far fewer people than expected have crossed in both directions.
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arabnews.com
UN warns of abuse of Palestinians returning to Gaza through Rafah crossing
NEW YORK CITY: The Rafah crossing on the border between Gaza and Egypt opened for a fourth consecutive day on Thursday, allowing a limited number of people to pass through.…
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Gaza’s Rafah border crossing has reopened but few people get through
KHAN YOUNIS, Gaza Strip: When the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt finally reopened this week, Palestinian officials heralded it as a “window of hope” after two years…
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thehindu.com
Gaza's Rafah border crossing reopened but few people have crossed
Rafah border crossing reopens amid strict restrictions, allowing only a few Palestinians to seek medical care in Egypt.
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Palestinians attempt to use Gaza’s Rafah Border crossing amidst delays
CAIRO: Palestinians on both sides of the crossing between Gaza and Egypt, which opened last week for the first time since 2024, were making their way to the border on Sunday in…
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Around 180 Gazans have left via Rafah crossing since reopening
RAFAH, Palestinian Territories: Around 180 Palestinians have left the Gaza Strip since the limited reopening of the Rafah crossing with Egypt a week ago, according to officials in…