Egypt: Rafah Reopening Offers Lifeline for Patients, but Aid Flow Still Far From Enough

Egypt: Rafah Reopening Offers Lifeline for Patients, but Aid Flow Still Far From Enough

The partial reopening of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has allowed a small number of people to leave and return to the Strip - including critically ill patients - but the UN has warned that far more is needed for the crossing to function as a genuine humanitarian lifeline.

Uncertainty clouds reopening of Gaza's Rafah crossing

The UN and WHO say the trickle of patients allowed out of Gaza and restrictions on bringing in supplies are prolonging the disastrous situation in the enclave.

Red Cross worker urges more aid access, recounts time in Gaza

The Red Cross’s Patrick Griffiths is hopeful about the Rafah crossing’s “opening," but says more must be done.

Rafah Reopening: Gaza Aid Flow Improves, Still Insufficient

The Rafah crossing has partially reopened, allowing limited passage for individuals and aid to Gaza. The UN stresses the urgent need for expanded humanitarian access.