Qatar has signed an agreement between Egypt, Israel and Hamas. to allow the movement of people with foreign passports and those who remain seriously injured from Gaza.
Dozens of ambulances Egyptians crossed Border crossing at Rafah to transfer injured Palestinians from the Gaza Strip for treatment in Egypt for the first time since the Israeli bombardment of the Palestinian enclave began, witnesses and Egyptian media have reported.
Egyptian television channels show images of a long line of other Egyptian ambulances outside the gate of the Rafah border crossing, which separates Egyptian territory from Gaza, and which will also enter the Palestinian side today for transfer “serious cases”.
Brokers in Qatar reach agreement on limited evacuations
Qatar brokered an agreement between Egypt, Israel and Hamas, in coordination with the United States. make movement possible people with a foreign passport and those outside besieged Gaza remain seriously injured, a source briefed on the deal told Reuters news agency.
The same source points out that there is no schedule on how long the Rafah crossing will remain open evacuation.
The agreement is not linked to other issues under negotiation, such as hostages held by Hamas or breaks intended to ease a humanitarian crisis in the enclave suffering from shortages of food, water, fuel and medicine, the source said.
Hamas has told mediators that it will soon release some of the approximately 200 foreign prisoners it captured during the attack on Israel, Abu Ubaida, spokesman for the group’s armed wing, said in a video on the Telegram app on Tuesday. He did not provide further details about the number of prisoners or their nationalities.
Source: EITB
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