Israel Announces Limited Gaza Border Reopening Amid Ongoing Tensions
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Israel plans to open the Rafah crossing to allow Gazans to leave via Egypt, supporting the current ceasefire with Hamas, though Egypt denies coordination. The crossing has been mostly closed since May 2024, with limited evacuations of critically ill Palestinians. The reopening is linked to negotiations over hostage returns and the broader Gaza conflict, which has resulted in over 70,000 deaths.
- Israel says Rafah crossing to open soon to let Gazans leave via Egypt BBC
- IDF troops receive casket with apparent body of hostage from Red Cross, en route to Israel The Times of Israel
- Israel Says a Gaza Border Will Reopen, but Only for Palestinians to Leave The New York Times
- Israel-Gaza live updates: Remains transferred from Gaza don't belong to remaining hostages, Israel says ABC News
- LIVE: Israel says remains returned yesterday not of captives held in Gaza Al Jazeera
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