Egypt stated that Israel’s lack of cooperation is hindering the delivery of aid and evacuations via the Rafah crossing, the only entry point not under Israeli control. Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza side rendered the crossing inoperable. As the Israeli bombardment and siege of Gaza intensified, its 2.3 million residents are left without power, endangering essential services. Egypt has called for assistance, but Israel has not allowed the entrance of aid and exit of foreign nationals. UN humanitarian agency OCHA has called for the immediate movement of life-saving aid through the Rafah crossing.(tnk.net)
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