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Rafah Border Reopens Amid Gaza's Dire Humanitarian Crisis

10/19/2025

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The Rafah border crossing will reopen on Monday for those returning to Gaza but will remain closed for those leaving.
The Palestinian Health Ministry reports over 68,000 deaths in Gaza, with many bodies recovered during the ceasefire.
Children in Gaza face medical crises due to a lack of supplies and evacuation delays.
Five-year-old Adam, who suffered critical injuries, was evacuated and now faces permanent disability.
The humanitarian situation remains dire, with calls for increased aid and reconstruction.

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The Rafah border crossing will reopen on Monday for those returning to Gaza but will remain closed for those leaving.
The Palestinian Health Ministry reports over 68,000 deaths in Gaza, with many bodies recovered during the ceasefire.
Children in Gaza face medical crises due to a lack of supplies and evacuation delays.
Five-year-old Adam, who suffered critical injuries, was evacuated and now faces permanent disability.
The humanitarian situation remains dire, with calls for increased aid and reconstruction.