Egypt Opens Gaza Border

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  Why Egypt Is Opposing Opening Its Border To Palestinians Displaced From War-Hit Gaza

  Around 1.5 million Palestinian civilians are currently squeezed into the southern Gaza city of Rafah after repeatedly being forced by Israeli bombardment and ground assaults to evacuate further and further south.

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  First Foreigners Leave Gaza For Egypt Through Rafah Crossing

  Scores of foreign passport holders trapped in Gaza started leaving the war-torn territory on Wednesday as the Rafah crossing to Egypt opened for the first time since the October 7 Hamas attacks, AFP correspondents reported.

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  Egypt Opens Gaza Crossing for Third Time in a Month

  Egypt opened the Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Strip today, a Palestinian official said, allowing the delivery of cement supplies into the badly destroyed territory.

• Egypt Allows in Travellers from Gaza for First Time Since October

  Egypt opened the Rafah border crossing on Sunday for incoming passengers from the Gaza Strip for the first time in almost two months, Palestinian and Egyptian officials said.

• Egypt to Reopen Gaza Crossing Today: Officials

  Egypt is to open the Rafah border crossing with Gaza today for the first time since its closure in late October after a bombing in the Sinai Peninsula, officials said.

• Germany, France, Britain Propose EU Mission to Open Gaza Crossing

  Germany, France and Britain proposed reactivating a European Union mission to reopen the Rafah crossing on the Egypt-Gaza border to help stabilise the Palestinian enclave after a month-long war, a German diplomatic source said on Wednesday.

• In Gaza War, Egypt Taking Hard Line Over Border

  In the Gaza war now in its third bloody week, Hamas' battle isn't only with Israel, even though that's the country it is firing rockets at. The militant group that rules Gaza is demanding Egypt open its border with the tiny, blockaded strip of territory.

• Egypt permanently opens Gaza border crossing

  After a four-year blockade, Egypt on Saturday permanently opened the Gaza Strip's main gateway to the outside world, bringing long-awaited relief to the territory's Palestinian population and a significant achievement for the area's ruling Hamas militant group.The reopening of the Rafah border crossing eases an Egyptian blockade that has prevented ...