Shin Bet approves 3000 workers in Rafah
Hebrew media outlets revealed that the Israeli General Security Service (Shin Bet) has approved the entry of 3,000 Palestinian workers from the Gaza Strip to contribute to the construction of the "Rafah Green" project, funded by the United Arab Emirates. This approval comes amid disagreements over the implementation of reconstruction plans and the entry of aid. The decision was made following pressure from the "Peace Council," after initial reservations from Shin Bet. Israel has accused Hamas of obstructing the movement of workers, while Hamas denies these accusations and demands the lifting of the siege. The execution of reconstruction projects and the facilitation of goods entering Gaza face political and security obstacles, coinciding with ongoing Israeli disagreements over the conditions for reconstruction, amid a deepening humanitarian crisis in the Strip.
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