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Reported Rafah reopening truce is disputed by Netanyahu

Egyptian sources reportedly say a truce was agreed to allow the Rafah crossing to reopen, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denies the agreement. The conflicting accounts indicate uncertainty over a potential Gaza border and humanitarian-access arrangement.

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Rafah's status directly affects cross-border movement and humanitarian access in Gaza.

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  1. Egyptian sources say truce agreed to allow Rafah to reopen, Netanyahu denies ↗ganderbeacon.ca · Recorded source date: Aug 29, 2026, 3:17 AM UTC

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