Gazans Face Hurdles Leaving Strip Despite Israeli Claims of Open Doors
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OriginalGazans desperate to leave still struggling to do so, even as Israel claims door is openThe story in 5 lines · by baba
- Gazans face immense difficulties leaving the Gaza Strip due to a lack of accepting countries and bureaucratic hurdles.
- Nearly a year after a 2025 ceasefire, only a slight increase in departures has been observed.
- Finding countries willing to accept Gazans and process their applications is the primary obstacle.
- Medical evacuations are facilitated by the WHO, but many patients still await departure.
- Israeli officials claim high approval rates for evacuations, while rights groups cite arbitrary delays.
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Ezzadeen ShehabIsrael KatzDonald TrumpBenjamin NetanyahuSaad Abu AitaOfer WinterHamasWorld Health OrganizationGishaPhysicians for Human Rights IsraelHaMoked: Center for the Defense of the IndividualPalestinian AuthorityCoordinator of Government Activities in the TerritoriesOtzma YehuditGaza StripIsrael