The Egyptian president agrees to reopen the crossing for aid to Gaza after Biden's appeal
Egypt has agreed to allow the transfer of fuel and humanitarian aid from its territory to Gaza through Israel, the White House and the Egyptian presidency announced on Friday, reopening a vital channel for aid into the devastated Palestinian enclave.The agreement was reached on Friday during a phone call between President Biden and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, according to the White House readout, which states that fuel and humanitarian aid will be able to enter Gaza through an Israeli canal. managed crossing, Kerem Shalom, which is located at the crossroads of Egypt, Gaza and Israel. For months, Kerem Shalom was one of two main crossings into Gaza through which desperately needed food, medicine and fuel could enter the enclave. The other, between Egypt and Rafah, Gaza's ...