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As more Palestinians with foreign citizenship leave Gaza, some families are left in the lurch
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RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Dozens of Palestinians with foreign passports crossed through the war-torn Gaza Strip’s only exit for the second straight day Thursday, escaping Israel’s suffocating siege into the empty Egyptian desert.
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Dozens of foreign nationals entered a terminal at Rafah, Gaza’s southern crossing point into Egypt, Egyptian officials said, without disclosing their nationalities.
The first batch of foreigners and injured Palestinians from Gaza has arrived in Egypt through the Rafah crossing, three senior Egyptian officials said. The group includes dozens of severely wounded Palestinians who were transferred to three hospitals in Al Arish, Bir al-Abd and Sheikh Zuweid in Nort
Some foreign nationals and injured civilians on Wednesday became the first to make it out of the Gaza Strip since the start of Israel's war with Hamas.
For the first time since Oct. 7, people have been able to leave Gaza. More than 70 critically wounded Palestinians and more than 300 people with foreign passports crossed into Egypt Wednesday.
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Foreigners and some critically injured people left Gaza for Egypt at the Rafah border crossing. It's the first time people have been allowed to leave the besieged territory in weeks. Follow DW for more.
Foreign nationals gathered at Gaza's border crossing with Egypt on Wednesday, as anticipation grew that the first group of people trapped inside the enclave since Oct. 7 would be allowed to leave.
U.S. officials announced that five American aid workers were the only known U.S. citizens who left Gaza for Egypt today, as the war between Israel and Hamas continues.
The United Nations says that more than 1.4 million people, more than half of Gaza's population, have been displaced since the Israel began a campaign of airstrikes o
Spokesperson Matthew Miller confirmed U.S. citizens and other foreign nationals left Gaza through Egypt’s Rafah crossing, which for weeks has remained closed.
Injured Palestinians and foreign nationals from Gaza have started crossing the border into Egypt, officials and Egyptian media said, in the first sanctioned exodus from the besieged enclave in weeks.
First group of foreign nationals, dual citizens, injured Palestinians allowed to leave besieged Palestinian enclave under Qatar-brokered deal between Israel, Hamas and Egypt
Crowds gathered at the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt on Wednesday, as multiple sources told CNN that up to 500 foreign nationals could be allowed to flee the besieged enclave. Follow for live updates.
Hundreds of foreign passport holders trapped in Gaza started leaving as the Rafah crossing opened to them for the first time since the Hamas attacks on Israel.
Hundreds of foreign passport holders and the wounded trapped in Gaza started leaving the war-torn territory as the Rafah crossing opened to them for the first time since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel.
Dozens of people with foreign passports entered the Rafah border crossing from Gaza to Egypt. It's the first time foreigners have been allowed to leave the besieged territory. Follow DW for more.
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