Summary
Israel plans to reopen Gaza's Rafah crossing after recovering the body of a missing Israeli captive. The crossing will be used for people only and under Israeli control.
Key Facts
- Israel will reopen the Rafah crossing in Gaza after finding the body of the last Israeli captive in Gaza.
- The crossing is only for the movement of people, not goods.
- Israel will fully oversee the operation of the crossing.
- There are concerns that the reopening might lead to encouraging Palestinians to leave Gaza.
- Rafah is a key crossing point between Gaza and neighboring countries.
