Rafah Border
The 94th humanitarian aid convoy entered the Gaza Strip on Monday via the Rafah border crossing in North Sinai. The convoy was routed toward the Kerem Abu Salem crossing for inspection and entry into the Strip.
The 27th humanitarian aid convoy “Zad al-Izza... From Egypt to Gaza” departed on Monday morning from the Rafah border crossing on the Egyptian side for the Kerem Shalom crossing, southeast of the Gaza Strip.
This field mission is part of the Arab Parliament’s continued efforts to support the Palestinian cause and to witness firsthand the scale of the humanitarian disaster resulting from the Israeli blockade and the obstruction of humanitarian, medical, and food aid. The delegation also aims to document violations committed by the Israelis against civilians in Gaza.
Protesters reaffirmed their support for Palestinian rights, condemned Israeli aggression, and rejected forced displacement.
The Egyptian Armed Forces spokesperson said on Monday that competent authorities are investigating the shooting incident that took place at the Rafah border, which led to the martyrdom of one of the security forces personnel.
In the past few hours, a total of 793 passengers arrived from Gaza via the Rafah crossing, comprising 10 wounded individuals, 16 patients, 76 companions, a delegation from the Doctors Without Borders delegation, three representatives from the Mercy Around the World, and 40 Emirati nationals.
The Egyptian Air Force (EAF) has continued conducting airdrops of tons of humanitarian aid, including food items and relief supplies, into isolated areas in the northern part of the Gaza Strip on March 24 and 25.
Alongside the fuel, 50 trucks loaded with humanitarian aid reached Gaza via the Rafah crossing.
The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Egypt is ready to receive and evacuate 7,000 foreign citizens of 60 nationalities from Gaza Strip, according to Al-Qahera News TV Channel.
Egypt’s authorities, continued on Monday operating Rafah border crossing on both sides to facilitate the transit of stranded Palestinians and the entry of aid and construction materials to the Gaza Strip.
The measure is meant to facilitate the crossing of stranded people and the entry of aid and construction materials into the Gaza Strip.
The measure is meant to facilitate the crossing of stranded people and the entry of aid and construction materials into the Gaza Strip.
Preparations are in place to receive humanitarian cases and to enter any aid into the Gaza Strip at any time, sources said.
Preparations are in place to receive humanitarian cases and to enter any aid into the Gaza Strip at any time, sources said.
Medical and administrative teams are stationed for facilitating the passage of the injured to hospitals for treatment, said sources at the crossing.
Egyptian authorities continued on Wednesday the exceptional opening of Rafah border crossing to let in stranded Palestinians and humanitarian cases on both sides, sources at the terminal said.
Egyptian authorities kept the Rafah border crossing “exceptionally” open Monday to receive wounded and stranded Palestinians and allow humanitarian relief assistance into the Gaza Strip.
El-Louh thanked the Egyptian state for its continuous support for the Palestinian cause.
Egyptian authorities announced the opening of the Rafah border on Sunday for one day only, to be closed again on Monday.
Egyptian authorities denied on Tuesday the circulating news about closing Rafah Border Crossing between Gaza and Sinai.
