Israel to Open Kissufim Crossing to Boost Gaza Aid

The decision follows international pressure and U.S. demands for improved humanitarian access amid a growing crisis.

The Israeli military plans to reopen the Kissufim crossing to facilitate increased aid flow into southern Gaza.
Engineering work by the IDF has established inspection points and paved roads to support the aid transfer.
This move comes after U.S. officials demanded concrete measures to address Gaza's humanitarian situation.
The U.S. letter called for the opening of a fifth crossing and a minimum of 350 aid trucks entering Gaza daily.
The Kissufim crossing was previously a site of conflict, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the region.