Israel Announces Rafah Crossing Opening for Gaza Evacuations Amid Egyptian Denials
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Israel says it will soon reopen the Rafah border crossing. The move would allow Palestinians to leave the Gaza Strip for Egypt.
However, Egypt denies it is coordinating with Israel on the plan. Egyptian officials insist any border reopening must allow movement in both directions.
The Rafah crossing is Gaza's main passage point not controlled by Israel. Its status is a key issue for civilian movement and aid delivery.
No specific timeline for the opening has been provided. The disagreement highlights the complex diplomacy surrounding Gaza's borders.