The Rafah Crossing
- Following Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip after the October 7 attack by Hamas, the Rafah border crossing with Egypt has become essential for people entering or leaving Gaza.
- The Rafah crossing is not under Israel's control, unlike other crossings.
- Egypt, however, has kept the Rafah crossing closed since October 10, leading to diplomatic negotiations to allow the passage of individuals and supplies.
- The situation has escalated as Israel prepares for a potential ground invasion of Gaza, and living conditions in the Strip worsen due to Israeli ....
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