Egypt is coordinating to open the Rafah border crossing to allow the entry of international aid into the Gaza Strip, according to reports from Egyptian state media on Wednesday. An Egyptian security source stated that preparations are underway to deliver the largest possible amount of aid to assist the people of Gaza.
This development comes following news of a potential ceasefire deal reached between Israel and Hamas, which could pave the way for easing tensions and providing much-needed humanitarian relief to the region.
The Rafah crossing, located at the border between Egypt and the Gaza Strip, is a critical gateway for the movement of goods and people. Its opening is seen as a vital step in addressing the shortages of essential supplies faced by Gaza’s residents due to ongoing conflicts.
International organizations and neighboring countries have been urging for swift action to facilitate the delivery of aid. The reopening of the crossing is expected to significantly bolster relief efforts and support stability in the area.
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Talks underway to open Egypt-Gaza border for aid: Egypt state media
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