Rafah, a poignant crossing point to Gaza

The Rafa terminal in Egypt serves as a crucial access point to Gaza, not controlled by Israel. It has become a major transit center for doctors and humanitarian aid. The terminal sees hundreds of aid trucks and refugees fleeing conflict. Despite the violence, Israel recently allowed nearly 200 trucks into Gaza, making Rafa a vital lifeline for residents.

What is the significance of the Rafa terminal in relation to Gaza?

How has the Rafa terminal been transformed since the beginning of the conflict?

What kind of assistance do doctors provide at the Rafa terminal?

What challenges do refugees face when trying to escape the violence?

What role does Israel play in the humanitarian aid process at the Rafa terminal?