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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - Trucks carrying humanitarian aid prepared by the Egyptian Red Crescent, which are to enter the Rafah crossing into the Gaza Strip tomorrow, line up, after a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza went into effect, in Al-Arish, the capital of the North Sinai Governorate, Egypt, October 14, 2025. — Reuters pic
JERUSALEM, Oct 15 — Israel will allow Gaza’s Rafah border crossing with Egypt to open today and increase the amount of humanitarian aid coming into the enclave, public broadcaster Kan reported, after Hamas handed over more bodies of deceased hostages.
Subject to Israel’s security approval, Gazans who had left the enclave during the war will be allowed back in for the first time and others will be allowed to cross out through the Rafah crossing, Kan reported.
Some 600 trucks carrying mainly food and medical supplies, as well as equipment needed for repairing damaged infrastructure, will be allowed in, Kan said. There was no immediate comment from Israeli or Palestinian officials.
Israel had threatened to keep the Rafah border crossing shut yesterday, citing Hamas’ failure to meet its obligations under the Gaza ceasefire agreement and hand over bodies of deceased hostages that it was holding.
Hours later Hamas handed four coffins over to Israel through the International Committee of the Red Cross. Three have so far been identified as Israeli hostages but there were doubts about the fourth body handed over, Israeli media reported. — Reuters
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