Rafah’s land port continues to open for the 50th consecutive day
& nbsp; an official source in Rafah Port in North Sinai said today, Tuesday, that the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing is still open for the 50th consecutive day; Waiting for the arrival of the injured, the wounded, the Palestinian patients, and their companions to receive treatment and care in Egypt, but the Israeli authorities closed it from the Palestinian side and prevented their entry. The patients, along with 2500 accompanying. What led to the failure of hundreds of trucks of humanitarian and relief aids lined up on both sides of the Rafah and Al -Arish road since last March, as well as the non -enters the rally and reconstruction equipment to the Strip. Violent air on March 18 and the re -penetration of the wild and the occupation of separate areas in the Gaza Strip … the occupation authorities also prevent the entry of trucks of aid and heavy equipment needed to remove the rubble and reconstruction to the Strip, and hundreds of trucks are still lined on both sides of the Rafah and Al -Arish road since the beginning of last Ramadan, pending allowing them to enter. Access to the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip and the exchange of prisoners and detainees between Israel and the & quot; Hamas & quot; And return to sustainable calm, provided that it is implemented in three stages; Media Egypt, Qatar and the United States of America; The agreement will begin from Sunday (January 19, 2025 AD) .. The first stage ended after 42 days since the agreement started without reaching an agreement to confirm the ceasefire or truce, and the intermediaries are currently underway to return to the truce and stop the war on Gaza. The Israeli occupation forces killed about 600 children and wounded more than 1,600 others, and that 500,000 Palestinians were forced to go again after the aggression resumed on the Gaza Strip.
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