Zionist media: Rafah crossing reopened

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Zionist news sources announced in a report today (Sunday) that the Rafah crossing has been reopened with representatives from the European Union and Egypt in attendance.

Hamas warns of Zionist plans to continue controlling the Rafah crossing

The Zionist Channel 12 reported in a report that the Rafah crossing has been reopened. The report states that 150 people were allowed to cross the Rafah crossing today.

The Yedioth Aharonot newspaper, citing sources, announced that the Rafah crossing was opened on a trial basis today and will be opened for traffic in both directions tomorrow.

Following the Zionists’ delay in reopening the Rafah crossing despite the lapse of more than three months since the ceasefire agreement and the occupation regime’s efforts to revive the displacement projects of the people of Gaza, Tisseir Suleiman, a leader of the Hamas movement, announced yesterday that the occupiers are using all means to obstruct the implementation of the ceasefire and the reopening of the Rafah crossing and are trying to impose new conditions and take control of the crossing.

Tisseir Suleiman stated in an interview with Al Jazeera that the Rafah crossing was supposed to be opened according to the ceasefire agreement, but the Zionists prevented it. Also, the occupiers are trying to repeat their actions of 2005, through direct or indirect supervision, and this behavior is part of the Zionist regime’s ongoing efforts to dominate the Rafah crossing and Gaza affairs.