Gaza's key Rafah border crossing with Egypt reopens
Summary
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened for people to move between the areas. This reopening is part of a ceasefire plan by President Donald Trump between Israel and Hamas. Currently, only a limited number of people can cross each day, and humanitarian aid is still not allowed through.Key Facts
- The Rafah crossing has reopened for people to enter and exit Gaza and Egypt.
- The crossing was mostly closed since May 2024 when it was seized by Israeli forces.
- This reopening is part of President Trump's ceasefire plan starting in October.
- Only a small number of people can cross each day, including 50 patients with two relatives.
- Humanitarian aid and commercial goods are not yet allowed to pass through the crossing.
- The World Health Organization (WHO) will help transfer patients through Israeli-controlled territory to the crossing.
- EU supervisors and local Palestinian staff will manage the crossing while Israel performs remote security checks.
- Recent plans for reopening include the condition that Hamas finds the body of the last Israeli hostage in Gaza.
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