Joe Biden has warned Israel it would be a 'big mistake' to occupy Gaza. Meanwhile, foreign nationals and aid are expected to be allowed through the Rafah crossing from Gaza into Egypt this morning. Hospitals in parts of Gaza are running out of fuel, according to the UN.
The situation at the Rafah border crossing is fast becoming complex.
Despite Egyptian security forces and the Embassy of Palestine representative for Rafah saying the border was set to open for aid and foreign nationals, possibly with a temporary ceasefire, doubt has now been cast on both points.Hamas official Izzat El Reshiq has said there was no truth to the reports.And earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also said there was currently 'no truce and humanitarian aid in Gaza in exchange for getting foreigners out'.
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