Israel has reopened the border between Gaza and Egypt on for a limited number of people on foot, allowing a small number of Palestinians to leave the enclave and some of those who escaped ⁠the war to return for the first time.

Israel on Sunday partially open the Rafah crossing – a vital gateway linking Gaza and Egypt which has remained largely closed for more than 18 months. The crossing was initially opened to foot traffic,…

Only dozens of Palestinians and no goods will be able to cross in both directions each day.

Israel and Egypt were expected to impose caps on the number of travellers, with Israel demanding security checks for Palestinians entering and exiting.

After months of isolation, residents of Gaza are cautiously optimistic about the reopening of the Rafah crossing with Egypt.

Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt reopened to a limited number of people on Monday, allowing the first Palestinian medical evacuees to pass through. According to an Egyptian official, 50 Palestinians…

The crossing has been closed almost entirely since it was seized by Israeli troops in May 2024.

Tel Aviv: Israel on Sunday (local time) announced the partial reopening of the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt in a limited, pilot capacity,

Of the many, many thousands of people in Gaza who require urgent medical attention, just five have managed to make it to Egypt to get help.