"The reopening between the Gaza Strip and Egypt is a key step in the ceasefire plan between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas. The Rafah border crossing in Egypt is a key gateway to the world for Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip Image: Mohammed Arafat/AP Photo/picture alliance Some long-stranded Palestinians were due to be let through from Rafah into Egypt on Monday, Israeli authorities and Egyptian media have said."
"The Rafah border crossing in Egypt is a key gateway to the world for Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip Image: Mohammed Arafat/AP Photo/picture alliance Some long-stranded Palestinians were due to be let through from Rafah into Egypt on Monday, Israeli authorities and Egyptian media have said. This marks the first time the border crossing has been operational in about a year."
The Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt reopened as part of the ceasefire plan between Israel and Hamas. The crossing serves as a primary gateway for Palestinians in Gaza to access Egypt and the wider world. Israeli authorities and Egyptian media reported that some long-stranded Palestinians were due to be allowed through Rafah into Egypt on Monday. The reopening marks the first time the border crossing has been operational in about a year. Further developments are expected.
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