Egyptian media associated with the state said that dozens of bulldozers, construction vehicles and trucks that carry mobile houses, waited to enter Gaza on Thursday to cross the Rafah border.
Al-Casera News, with a close relationship with Egyptian intelligence services, stated that the equipment was deployed at the crossing in preparation for admission to the war-transit Palestinian region.
An AFP photographer also confirmed the vehicles, including trucks carrying caravan, waiting on the border.
However, a spokesman for an Israeli government said that heavy machinery would not be allowed to enter Gaza Strip through Rafa crossing with Egypt.
Omar Dosstry, a spokesman for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, wrote on X, “Gaza strip has no entry of caravan (mobile homes) or heavy equipment, and there is no coordination for it.”
“According to the agreement, no items are allowed to enter the Gaza Strip through Rafa crossing,” he said, “he said.
Under an ongoing Trusa Agreement, Rafa has been opened for the evacuation of injured and sick. Other assistance is also allowed to enter the area through the Karem Shalom crossing.
AFP said, “We are standing behind their (Palestinians) and hopefully the better days are ahead.”
US President Donald Trump’s plans to transfer the plan from Gaza to Egypt and Jordan revealed a situation amidst increasing tension, a step that has faced hardcore protests from both countries.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi called such displacement “injustice”, which Egypt “cannot participate”, while King Abdullah of Jordan said that his country Gaza and the West Bank have their own against the displacement of Palestinians The situation remains “stable”.
Egypt is ready to host a peak of Arab nations earlier this month and announced this week that it would offer a “comprehensive vision” in a way to reconstruct Gaza, which ensures that Palestinians to Palestinians their land Stay on
Egypt and Jordan, both major American colleagues, are highly dependent on foreign aid and the US is considered one of their top donors.
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