Hundreds of aid trucks packed with food, medicine, and supplies are stuck in limbo at Egypt’s Rafah crossing after Israel delayed reopening the critical entry point to Gaza. The bottleneck, captured in photos on October 19, highlights growing concerns over humanitarian access as drivers report being turned back ‘multiple times.’
Rafah, Gaza’s sole lifeline to Egypt, is the main route for international aid into the besieged strip. With the crossing closed, supplies meant for civilians remain trapped on the Egyptian side. “We’ve been waiting for days,” one driver told local media. “People in Gaza need this help now.”
The delay comes amid escalating regional tensions, raising questions about the flow of aid during conflicts. Humanitarian groups warn that prolonged closures could deepen Gaza’s crisis, where shortages of fuel, water, and medical resources are already critical. 🌍🚨
