Rafah border reopens for Gazan travel to Egypt, Israel says

TL;DR
Israel will reopen the Rafah border crossing with Egypt on Sunday to allow Gazan residents to travel to Egypt, marking the first opening of Gaza’s main exit route since May 2024. Crossing will be limited to people (no aid or goods) with numbers to be decided in talks, reportedly around 150 daily returnees. Return permits to Gaza will apply to those who left during the war and require prior Israeli security clearance, while humanitarian groups urge easing restrictions on dual‑use items as Gaza remains in dire need of relief.
- Gaza’s Rafah crossing with Egypt to reopen on Sunday, Israel says Reuters
- Israel announces plan to reopen Gaza’s Rafah crossing on Sunday Al Jazeera
- Israel will reopen Gaza's border crossing with Egypt on Sunday after nearly two-year closure PBS
- Israel set to reopen Gaza’s Rafah border crossing with Egypt for first time since May 2024 Fox News
- Rafah crossing to reopen Sunday without physical Israeli oversight, operated by Palestinian staff Ynetnews
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