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Head of new Gaza leadership Ali Shaath says Rafah Crossing opens 'window of hope' for Gazans
Israel fully reopened the border crossing between Gaza and Egypt on Monday for people on foot, a day after rolling out a limited, one-day pilot on Sunday to address potential logistical issues.
Rafah Border Crossing will be test for Gaza’s next stage - analysis
US pressuring Israel to allow terrorists behind Yellow Line safe passage - report
Egypt's proposal for holed-up Hamas terrorists: Hand over weapons, locate Rafah tunnels to exit
Israel informs Egypt it will send troops to Gaza's Rafah - report
This comes amid reports that the tense relationship between Israel and Egypt is on the verge of collapse following weeks of a 'deepening chill' amid the IDF's war on Hamas.
How Hamas set up a trap for IDF soldiers in Gaza's Rafah - analysis
Without Egyptian support, the likelihood of a hostage deal drops dramatically and the likelihood that the Jewish state gets stuck owning and running Gaza against its will rises dramatically.
Egypt denies Israeli request for greater oversight on Gaza borders
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said on Tuesday that the priorities for Gaza were a ceasefire, delivery of aid, and preventing displacement of Gazans into Egypt.
Trap of Gaza: Why Rafah is the city that could lead Israel and Egypt to conflict
Despite the focus on Khan Yunis, Rafah, surprisingly, emerges as a more intricate trap, as the conflict there poses significant challenges on multiple levels.
UN refugee chief: Gaza refugee crisis must be prevented
UN Refugee Chief warns that an Israeli assault on Rafah could trigger a refugee crisis, making Israeli-Palestinian conflict resolution impossible. Global condemnation mounts as tensions escalate.
Gaza border authority says Rafah crossing open only for listed Egyptians and foreigners
On Monday, the border authority said that no one who was not on one of the lists would be allowed through, citing Egyptian authorities.
First Americans and other foreign nationals flee Gaza through Rafah
At least 320 foreign nationals and dozens of severely injured Gazans were among the first beneficiaries of the Qatari-mediated deal brokered between Egypt, Israel and Hamas.
'Countries providing aid to Hamas-controlled Gaza are breaking the law' - expert
"As long as we have a degree of certainty that some of the aid is being diverted to Hamas - and we do have that certainty - then all the states of the world must refrain from providing [it]."
Biden pledges Gazans will have food, water as aid trucks enter Rafah
Israel imposed a total blockade and launched air strikes on Gaza in response to a deadly attack on Israeli soil by Palestinian group Hamas on Oct. 7.
Egypt repairing roads at Gaza crossing ahead of aid delivery
Israel's bombardment and siege of Gaza is in retaliation for a devastating Hamas incursion into Israel on Oct. 7 during which 1,400 people were killed and hostages were taken.