UN Welcomes Reopening of Rafah Crossing, Calls for Expanding Scope of Aid
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55% : For his part, the UN Resident Coordinator in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Ramiz Alekperov, said that the reopening of the Rafah crossing in both directions is an important step in line with the agreements reached within the framework of the first phase of the ceasefire.51% : Spokesperson for the United Nations Secretary-General Stephane Dujarric emphasized in a press conference the necessity of allowing sufficient humanitarian aid into Gaza with minimal obstacles through Rafah and all other crossings.
44% : The United Nations welcomed the reopening of the Rafah crossing, stressing the need to allow civilians to leave and return to the Gaza Strip voluntarily and safely, in accordance with international law.
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