More Palestinians return to Gaza via Rafah as Israeli attacks continue
Summary
A group of 41 Palestinians returned to Gaza through the Rafah crossing, which has been partially reopened. This crossing serves as the main exit and entry point for Gaza residents. Despite a ceasefire agreement, conflicts and evacuations continue at a slower-than-promised pace, with ongoing Israeli attacks and new legal measures impacting Palestinians.Key Facts
- The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt reopened partially on February 2.
- The reopening was part of a ceasefire agreement brokered by the United States.
- Since reopening, 172 Palestinians have returned, but only 250 people have left Gaza for medical treatments.
- Israeli military controls the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing.
- Israeli attacks on Gaza continue despite the ceasefire.
- Israel approved the forced expulsion of two Palestinians, marking the first use of a 2023 law allowing such expulsions.
- The law permits revocation of citizenship for those convicted of terrorism-related crimes.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the expulsion orders.
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