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Trucks carrying humanitarian aid enter the Gaza Strip via the Rafah crossing with Egypt

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Trucks carrying humanitarian aid enter the Gaza Strip via the Rafah crossing at the border with Egypt. The aid's arrival comes after the truce between Israel and Hamas expired on Friday, with Israel telling NGOs not to bring aid convoys through the crossing, the Palestine Red Crescent Society had said. But on Saturday, the charity announced its Egyptian colleagues had managed to send over a number of trucks. IMAGES

Added on the 02/12/2023 14:28:12 - Copyright : AFPTV - First images

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