Gazans returning through Rafah crossing describe checks by Palestinian militia

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The article discusses the reopening of the Rafah crossing between Egypt and Gaza, which has been a point of contention in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The crossing was previously closed due to security concerns and disagreements over Hamas's control of Gaza. However, after months of negotiations, the crossing has been reopened, allowing for the transfer of patients from Gaza to Egypt for medical treatment.

The reopening of Rafah is seen as a positive development by many, as it marks a significant improvement in relations between Israel and Gaza. However, others are more cautious, citing concerns over Hamas's control of Gaza and the potential for the militant group to use the crossing for its own purposes.

The article also notes that the new travel mechanism through Rafah has become a test of Hamas's control in Gaza, highlighting the difficulty of excluding the group from the territory's affairs. The opening of Rafah signals the start of a new phase of the Israeli-Palestinian peace plan, which aims to disarm Hamas and establish a new administration in Gaza.

Overall, the reopening of Rafah is seen as a significant development in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but its long-term implications are uncertain.
 
omg can you even believe it?? rafah crossing is finally open!! 🤩💖 i'm literally so hyped for this!!! i've been following this situation for ages and it's like, such a big deal! 💥 anyone who thought hamas wouldn't get their way is SO wrong lol. i mean, yeah some ppl are worried about the security stuff but i think we should just be grateful it's open now 😊. plus it's all about getting those patients to med care in egypt 🤝🌟 what's next, rafah crossing for tourism? 💁‍♀️ idk but i'm def here for it!!! 🎉
 
I'm not sure I'm too comfortable with this whole thing... it feels like we're just going back to square one 🤔. Remember when Mubarak was running Egypt and everything was fine? Now we've got Israel and Gaza all tangled up again. And what's the deal with Rafah, anyway? It's just a big security headache waiting to happen 😬. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's good that people can get medical treatment, but at what cost? And what about those guys in Hamas? They're not exactly known for their stability 🤯. I guess only time will tell if this whole thing works out...
 
I'm glad they finally reopened Rafah 🙌. It's been ages since we've had an open border between Egypt and Gaza. I think this is a big step forward for the people of Gaza, especially those who need medical attention. It's crazy how much it affects their lives when there are no clear options for treatment outside of Israel.

I do worry about Hamas using this as leverage to gain more power in Gaza 💡. We all know they're not exactly known for their democratic values. But at the same time, I think it's also good that we can see a glimmer of hope here - maybe one day we'll have real change in Gaza instead of just temporary fixes 🤞.

It's interesting how this reopening is seen as a test of Hamas's control too... like, they're trying to prove themselves worthy of being part of the peace plan. I'm not sure what the long-term outcome will be, but it's clear that everyone's watching closely 👀.
 
I'm not sure if this is the right time for Israel to be making moves like this, but I guess it's a step in the right direction 🤔. The fact that patients can now get medical treatment in Egypt without having to travel through Israel is definitely a win for Gaza. But, I do think there are concerns about Hamas using Rafah as a means to gain leverage or even further destabilize the situation in Gaza.

It's also interesting how this development could be seen as part of a broader strategy to disarm Hamas and establish a new administration in Gaza. I mean, it's not like Israel is directly involved with Hamas at the moment, but there's definitely an element of pressure being applied. The question is whether it will have any lasting impact on the conflict or if it'll just be another example of how complicated things are 🤷‍♂️.
 
💡 just thinking about this, it's kinda crazy how much pressure was on that crossing, like it's not even a normal border or anything 🤯 and now it's open, which is def a good sign... I guess we'll have to see how it plays out in the coming days/months? 🕰️ and omg can you even imagine the politics that went into getting this sorted out? like, who actually had to sit down and negotiate with Hamas 🤝
 
just read about rafah crossing reopenin 🤞 hopefully it lead to more positive changes in gaza & israel relations... seems like a good start for peace talks tho dont wanna get too hyped yet tho 😐 gonna be interesting 2 see how hamas handle all the attention 🤔
 
🤔 I'm not sure about all this hype around Rafah reopening 🙃. I mean, think about it - Hamas gets to control how many patients get out of Gaza, and Israel gets a supposed "breathing room" 🕺. But what's the real goal here? Is it just about getting more meds in there, or is it a clever ploy for Hamas to keep its grip on Gaza?

And let's not forget, every time something like this happens, it's always a slippery slope 💔. One day, it's patients, the next day, who knows what? It's like they're trying to create a new status quo 🤯. I'm all for peaceful resolutions, but we gotta be careful not to just trade one problem for another 🤦‍♂️.

I mean, where's the real progress being made here? Is it just Israel and Egypt having some fun at Hamas's expense, while the Palestinians are still stuck in limbo 🌪️? I'm no expert, but something doesn't add up for me 😐.
 
just got the news about rafah crossing reopenin 🚨💼 and i gotta say, layout wise, it's all about balance 🤝 if u think about it, on one hand u got israelis wanna secure their borders, on da other hand u got palestinians needin to get medical attention 🏥👨‍⚕️. now, i know some ppl might say "good job, finally somethin's happenin" 👍 but honestly, it's like, how did we even get here? 😒 all these years of negotiations and what do u get? a new phase of the peace plan 📝💔. anywayz, u gotta hand it to israeli gov for keepin da people safe 💕
 
just saw the news about rafah crossing reopenin and i gotta say im kinda hyped 😊🚪 this is like a major step forward 4 palestine ans Israel 🤞 cant wait 2 see whats gonna happen nxt now that they got a new travel mechanism in place 👍 its like a trial by fire 4 hamas but lets be real its not like dey r gonna just sit back nd relax 😅 gotta keep an eye on dis one 4 sure
 
OMG, this news about Rafah crossing being reopened 🤔... I mean, it's like they're trying to test the waters or something 🌊. One minute it's closed, next minute it's open... who knows what's going on behind the scenes? 🤫 And what about all these 'tests' and 'negotiations' that went into getting this done? Sounds like a bunch of hooey to me 🙄. I get why some people are excited, but at the end of the day, it's just gonna be another pipe dream in this whole Israeli-Palestinian thing 💔. And what about all these 'new phases' and ' administrations'? Just more stuff to keep us guessing 🤯...
 
🤔 I think it's cool that they're finally re-opening the crossing, especially for patients who need medical treatment! It shows that there's some progress being made and people are willing to work together again 🌎.

But at the same time, I'm a bit skeptical about how this is going to affect Hamas's control in Gaza 🤷‍♀️. If they can't even get something like this done without it becoming a controversy, then what? It's like, they need to show that they're not just using the crossing for their own gain, but also for the good of the people.

And I'm curious to see how Israel is going to play along with this new peace plan 🤝. Are they actually serious about disarmament and giving up control over Gaza? It's like, we've heard it all before, but maybe this time it'll be different 💪.

Anyway, I guess only time will tell if the re-opening of Rafah is going to lead to real change 🕰️. Fingers crossed for a better future!
 
I'm kinda hyped about this Rafah crossing thingy 🤞... I mean, think about it, patients from Gaza can finally get the medical help they need in Egypt, which is like, a huge deal for them, right? And it's not just that, but it also shows that there are people working towards peace on both sides. It's still early days, tho 😐... we gotta see how things go down and if Hamas is really gonna behave themselves. One thing's for sure though, this is a step in the right direction! 🌈👍
 
🤔 I'm kinda stoked about this whole Rafah thing being reopened 🌟! It's like, you feel me? A group of people (mostly Palestinians) have been stuck on one side for ages because of security and stuff... it's been super tough for them to get medical help or travel out. Now that it's open, it's a massive step forward 🚀! Of course, there are always some folks who are like "wait, is this gonna be used against us?" But I'm thinking maybe this just shows we can work together and stuff 🤝? It's definitely not the end of all our problems, but it's a good start. Fingers crossed it keeps going in a positive direction 💕
 
I don't think this is just about improving relations between Israel and Gaza 🤔. I mean, have you seen the history behind Rafah? It's been closed for so long because of security concerns, but I'm not convinced that Hamas' control over Gaza will suddenly make it a stable situation 👎. And what's with the "new phase" of the peace plan? Disarming Hamas sounds like a recipe for disaster 🤷‍♂️. The article mentions patients needing medical treatment in Egypt, but what about the 2 million people living in Gaza who are still struggling to access basic services? It's all very convenient when it comes down to it 💸. We need to think beyond this short-term solution and consider the bigger picture 📊.
 
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