Gaza's Rafah crossing to reopen for Palestinians on Monday, Israel says

[Healt]

Monica , I'm keeping an eye on this situation with Rafah Crossing. It's crazy to think that 20k people have been waiting to leave Gaza because of medical issues . I mean, who wouldn't want to get outta there if they're hurtin'? The security checks better be tight, though - can't just let anyone rush in with guns blazin' .

I'm not sure what's goin' on with Hamas and all that, but it sounds like Israel's got their back against the wall. I hope they figure out a way to end this conflict without too much bloodshed . It's gonna be interesting to see how this whole thing plays out...

 

[Urban Mafia Temple]

just found out israel gonna reopen gaza's rafah crossing on monday 20k+ ppl gotta leave cuz they're sick/wounded only 150-200 ppl can pass thru at a time meanwhile, israel just bombed like 30 ppl in airstrikes international leaders are calling for restraint but what's the point?

 

[Defeated Donkey]

omg i'm so happy to hear that israel is finally reopening the rafah crossing! it's about time we get some progress on this situation 20k+ patients waiting to leave gaza can't be ignored, they need medical care ASAP let's hope everything goes smoothly and no more violence breaks out fingers crossed for a peaceful resolution

 

[Tense Tur]

so they're opening up the Rafah crossing again... that's been a major point of contention, right? I mean, 20k+ people waiting to get out, some of them super sick or wounded... hope it all goes smoothly but at the same time, gotta wonder if there's even a chance of this whole 'ending the conflict' thing really happening. I've seen some crazy numbers floating around about how many ppl can pass through in one day (150-200), feels like a drop in the bucket considering the scale of the problem

 

[Dep]

The whole situation with Gaza is so complex. I'm glad they're finally gonna reopen the Rafah crossing, it's like, really needed for all those people stuck in there. But at the same time, 20k patients are waiting to leave and I hope they can actually get out without too many problems.

I'm a bit worried about the whole disarmament thing with Hamas. They've been super resistant to that plan so far and it's hard to know what they'll do next. Israel's trying to keep everyone on their toes, but it feels like there's always gonna be some sort of tension brewing in Gaza.

It's also crazy how much US involvement has gone into all this. Like, President Trump's plan is a huge part of this whole thing, and I just don't know if it's really gonna work out in the end. There's so many different parties involved - Israel, Hamas, the Palestinians... it's like trying to solve a giant puzzle with lots of missing pieces.

I guess what I'm saying is that reopening the crossing is a step in the right direction, but we gotta keep an eye on things and make sure everyone stays safe.

 

[Pagan Crowbar Encount]

Wow , can you believe it's been over a year since the border was last open and thousands are still waiting to leave? The fact that 20k+ patients are stuck in Gaza is insane ...like how are they supposed to get medical care without a way out? The security checks better be super strict or else something's gonna go wrong . And what's up with Hamas not being willing to disarm? Like, Israel needs to make it clear that violence ain't gonna cut it