<h1>Rafah crossing reopening allows limited pedestrian movement with binational vetting, EU supervision and Israeli corridor control, enabling medical evacuations.</h1> Rafah pedestrian crossing will reopen for limited movement under binational vetting and European Union border supervision; Israel will maintain control of the adjacent corridor and conduct additional screenings, permitting initial prioritized exits and entries including medical evacuees and limited returnees. The reopening implements a phase of the ceasefire framework and introduces controlled humanitarian transit while preserving security vetting regimes and Israeli operational control, with numerical limits initially reported for evacuees and returnees and ongoing discussions on escorting and broader return and treatment needs.