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Fifty people are expected to cross the border between Gaza and Egypt in each direction in the first days of the reopening of the Rafah crossing, Egyptian state-linked media reported Monday. AlQahera News, which is linked to state intelligence, reported citing an unnamed source that "fifty people will depart Egypt for Gaza and fifty people will come from Gaza, in the first days of the operation of the Rafah crossing".

President Trump's Gaza peace plan sees a boost with the Rafah crossing reopening. However, significant hurdles remain, including Hamas's disarmament. Repeated Israeli attacks and Hamas resistance have shaken the plan's progress. Israel warns of a return to war if Hamas refuses to disarm.

Palestinians are awaiting a full reopening of the Rafah crossing with Egypt after Israel partially reopened the key gateway in a limited pilot phase, nearly two years after seizing control during the war with Hamas. Israeli media said around 150 people, including patients, were expected to exit Gaza, while Egypt said its side of the crossing would remain open round the clock to receive medical evacuees.