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The Dutch Minister of Trade and International Cooperation visited the Rafah crossing, aiming to strengthen economic ties between the Netherlands and Palestine. This visit seeks to support developmental projects in the region.
The Rafah crossing is the only gateway for Gaza, yet the Israeli occupation imposes strict restrictions on its opening, hindering the movement of individuals and goods. The crossing opens intermittently, exacerbating the suffering of the besieged population.
The closure of the Rafah crossing continues to worsen the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, leading to the deaths of 1,562 patients unable to travel for treatment. This situation also affects students and researchers struggling to continue their education.
In a significant move, the Rafah border crossing has been opened in both directions, enabling a new convoy of humanitarian aid trucks to enter the Gaza Strip. This decision comes at a critical time as residents face severe shortages of essential supplies.
The Rafah border crossing resumed its activities following a medical evacuation conducted by the Palestinian Red Crescent from a hospital in Khan Younis. This resumption comes after a period of closure due to the arrest of a Palestinian youth.
Last week, 150 Palestinians successfully returned to the Gaza Strip following the reopening of the Rafah crossing. The journey through the crossing can take a full day, according to eyewitness accounts and detailed observations.