Al-Wahidi reports 10 deaths at Rafah in two weeks
Israel has agreed to close the Rafah crossing for 20 days, amid a decline in the number of aid trucks to 139 during September, while the military escalation in the Gaza Strip continues, with 7 martyrs killed and others injured by occupation fire. The sector also saw evacuation operations and targeted attacks on buildings and lands. Reports also detailed the travel of 32 citizens through the crossing, alongside warnings of its potential transformation into an Israeli trap. Additionally, homes and lands have been targeted and bombed, and one martyr named Saji was killed. There is also a shortage of fuel, with the World Health Organization providing only half of the needed amount.
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