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Israel to Partially Reopen Rafah Crossing on March 18

The crossing will operate under EU supervision following Israeli security approval, coordinated with Egypt.

Carrie Prejean Boller Removed From White House Religious Liberty Commission After Antisemitism Hearing

Israel Approves West Bank Measures to Expand Control and Ease Settler Land Purchases

At Least 20 Killed in Gaza Strikes as Rafah Patient Transfers Halt

Trump Demands $1 Billion From Harvard in Escalation of Antisemitism Dispute

Prosecutors File 12 Indictments in Gaza Smuggling Case, Add Wartime Offense for Shin Bet Chief’s Relative

Rafah Crossing Reopens on Trial Basis With Tight Limits as Ceasefire Advances

Rafah Crossing Partially Reopens Under EU Oversight

Rafah Crossing Reopens for Limited Evacuations, Aid Flow Still Unresolved

Israel Partially Reopens Rafah Crossing as Strikes in Gaza Kill Dozens

Israel Begins Tightly Controlled Pilot Reopening of Rafah Crossing as Ceasefire Frays

Israeli Strikes Kill Dozens as Rafah Crossing Partially Reopens Under Fragile Ceasefire

Israel Acknowledges About 70,000 Gaza Deaths as New Strikes Underscore Fragile Truce

Israel to Reopen Rafah Crossing on Sunday for Limited Pedestrian Traffic

Israel Buries Final Gaza Hostage, Clearing Way for Next Ceasefire Phase

Israel Confirms Remains of Last Gaza Hostage, Plans Limited Rafah Reopening

Israel Identifies Ran Gvili, Completing Hostage Returns From Gaza and Clearing Path to Limited Rafah Reopening

Israel Recovers Remains of Last Gaza Hostage, Clearing Way for Ceasefire Phase Two

Argentina Joins Trump’s Gaza Peace Board as Founding Member

White House Names Founding Gaza Peace Board, Taps General to Lead Stabilization Force