Rafah Crossing Reopens: 20,000 Gaza Patients to Receive Treatment in Egypt, Reports Say

Rafah Crossing Reopens: 20,000 Gaza Patients to Receive Treatment in Egypt, Reports Say
↔Starting Monday, 150 patients will enter Egypt daily for care, while another 150 recovered Palestinians will return to Gaza each day, an Egyptian source told a Saudi Arabian TV news channel.
The Rafah border crossing—Gaza’s only land passage not controlled by Israel—reopened on Sunday in a limited “test mode,” with full two-way operations starting Monday, the Israeli authorities announced.
ℹ The crossing had remained closed on the Gaza side since May 2024, when Israeli forces took control of the area. Rafah serves as a lifeline for humanitarian aid, medical evacuations, and civilian movement—and its repeated closures have directly worsened Gaza’s humanitarian crisis.
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