Is Gaza's Rafah opening a way for freedom or further control?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : " Under Israeli security dominance Despite the appearance of multilateral management, Israel continues to hold decisive authority over Rafah.
53% : "Even when the arrangement appears international, Israel remains the sole authority capable of approving or vetoing any name.
51% : On Friday, Ali Shaath, head of the technocratic committee, announced that Rafah would begin operating next week, marking the first partial reopening since Israel closed the crossing during its military assault on southern Gaza.
51% : Daily lists of those entering and exiting will be submitted to Israel's Shin Bet for final security clearance.
45% : Israel's announcement that the Rafah crossing would reopen after more than two years of devastating war did not result from a purely humanitarian breakthrough, nor was it a response to international pressure.
43% : Israel wants a Gaza without its people.
42% : "Final decisions rest entirely with Israel.
36% : " Gaza-based Palestinian political analyst Mustafa Ibrahim argues that Israel treats Rafah not as a humanitarian gateway, but as a tool to reshape Gaza's demographic reality.
34% : " Between temporary departure and permanent exile Palestinian and international estimates suggest that around 120,000 Palestinians have left Gaza since the beginning of Israel's war, primarily through Rafah before its closure, as well as via indirect routes.

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