The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt is expected to reopen for people tomorrow, two sources told Reuters, although it remains unclear whether it will also open for humanitarian aid.
According to foreign media, the sources added that a European Union mission will be present at the crossing.
This development comes after an Israeli security official confirmed that the Rafah border crossing is not open today.
The official said that preparations are underway to open it only for the entry and exit of Gaza residents.
Yesterday, Israeli officials stated that the Rafah crossing would remain closed and that the flow of aid into Gaza would be reduced, as Hamas failed to hand over the bodies of all deceased hostages.
