Israel to Reopen Rafah Crossing After Search for Ran Gvili’s Body Completes

Netanyahu’s office says the Gaza border crossing with Egypt will reopen only after search for soldier Ran Gvili’s remains is over.

Israel won’t reopen Gaza’s Rafah crossing with Egypt until it finds the remains of the last Israeli soldier held in Gaza. That’s according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office.It’s a key point of contention right now.

The crossing will only open for peopel to pass through after the operation to locate the body of Ran gvili is complete. Gvili is the last remaining Israeli captive in the war-torn enclave. It’s a tough situation.

Negotiations for a ceasefire and the