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Israel reopens Zikim crossing in northern Gaza for aid trucks, COGAT says
The Zikim crossing reopening allows UN and international aid to enter famine-stricken northern Gaza, fulfilling a key ceasefire condition after nearly two months of closure.
- Israel has reopened the Zikim crossing in northern Gaza to allow humanitarian aid trucks into the Palestinian territory, according to COGAT, the Israeli military's arm that oversees aid flows.
- UN aid agencies had been calling for the reopening of the crossing for more aid to flow into the devastated northern part of Gaza, especially after last month's Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
- COGAT said the aid will be transferred by the UN and international organisations following security inspections by the Israeli Ministry of Defence's Land Crossings Authority.
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Israel Reopens Zikim Crossing in Northern Gaza for Aid Trucks, COGAT Says
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Read Full ArticleThe Zikim post is located in the northern part of the territory, near areas where the humanitarian situation is critical.
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The Israeli authorities have reported this Wednesday the reopening of the Zikim border crossing...
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