LIVE: Wounded Palestinians prepare to leave Gaza as Israel opens Rafah
Rafah crossing will reportedly operate for six hours a day and allow only 150 patients to exit into Egypt for care.
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Rafah crossing will reportedly operate for six hours a day and allow only 150 patients to exit into Egypt for care.
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Israel has killed more than 500 Palestinians since agreeing to end its genocidal war under a US-brokered ‘ceasefire’, which has been a truce in name only. Here are some of their stories.
Published On 1 Feb 20261 Feb 2026
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As the Rafah crossing reopens, there are concerns over how restricted exits and particularly re-entries will be for Palestinians. Dr Mohammed Tahir, a trauma surgeon who volunteered in Gaza, says people fear that opting for medical treatment abroad may mean they will never return.
Published On 1 Feb 20261 Feb 2026
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The last Israeli captive’s body is found in Gaza – where many thousands of Palestinians lie buried under rubble.
Israel – as part of its long-standing policy – has not returned the remains of many hundreds of Palestinians.
Why – and what’s the impact?
Presenter: James Bays
Guests:
Amjad Sharwa – Director of the Palestinian Non-Governmental Organizations Network in Gaza
Yara Hawari – Co-Director at Al-Shabaka: the Palestinian Policy Network
Issam Aruri – Commissioner-General of the Independent Commission for Human Rights in Palestine
Published On 27 Jan 202627 Jan 2026
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