Rafah
A new batch of returning Palestinians arrived at the Rafah Border crossing on the Egyptian side, preparing to leave to Gaza Strip on Tuesday.
The Egyptian Red Crescent continues its humanitarian efforts at the Rafah border crossing, receiving the 43rd batch of Palestinian patients and injured individuals, along with their companions, on Thursday.
A new group of Palestinians returning to the Gaza Strip arrived Tuesday morning at the main square of the Rafah border crossing on the Egyptian side, in preparation for their return to Gaza.
The Rafah land crossing in North Sinai received a fourth group of injured and ill Palestinians from the Gaza Strip on Thursday. The patients have been transferred to Egyptian hospitals for specialized medical care.
The first group of Palestinians returning from Egypt arrived on the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing yesterday, Monday.
The Rafah Border Crossing officially reopened in both directions Monday after intensive Egyptian mediation, drawing high-praise from Palestinian leadership and the international community.
The report added that the European Union will assume a supervisory role at the crossing.
Egypt on Thursday sent the first batch of the 124th “Zad Al-Izza” (Provision of Dignity) humanitarian aid mission to the Gaza Strip, as part of its ongoing efforts to ease the humanitarian suffering of the Palestinian people.
An official delegation from the British Embassy in Cairo has conducted a field visit to the Rafah land crossing Monday, accompanied by North Sinai Governor Major General Dr. Khaled Mogawer, to follow up on Egypt’s ongoing humanitarian efforts amid the current regional developments.
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The army is preparing to clear rubble in the devastated southern city of Rafah to set up a new humanitarian zone intended to receive thousands of Palestinians, the broadcaster said.
The aid was provided by several Egyptian, Arab, and international organizations as part of the ongoing efforts to support civilians in Gaza amid the escalating humanitarian crisis.
The convoy is carrying various relief materials for the Palestinian people in the war-devastated Gaza Strip.
During the visit, Ambassador Chevallier inspected the Egyptian Red Crescent’s logistics center in El Arish, where he was briefed on the mechanisms for receiving and coordinating humanitarian aid arriving from various countries before its transfer to Gaza.
Humanitarian and relief trucks from the convoy "Zad Al-Izza... Egypt to Gaza" has entered the Gaza Strip via Karam Abu Salem border crossing sub-gate of Rafah land port in the southeast of the Strip, where they are inspected by Israeli occupation forces before entering Gaza, an official source at the Rafah land port has said.
During the visit, the North Sinai Governor, Major General Khaled Magour, responded to inquiries about the volume of aid blocked by Israeli authorities. He stated that while there is no consistent average, trucks are frequently denied entry—sometimes entire shipments are rejected. “Egypt will continue sending aid to Gaza, and we will never give up,” the governor affirmed.
Egypt’s Foreign Minister, Badr Abdelatty and Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Mustafa arrived Arish City on Monday to visit the Rafah border crossing and hold a joint press conference in the Egyptian side of Rafah.
Up to 141 aid trucks crossed into the Gaza Strip via the Kerem Shalom crossing, out of a total of 220 trucks coordinated for entry. This comes as part of the fifth aid convoy in the "Zad Al-Izza" series launched by the Egyptian Red Crescent on July 27.
