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Reported claim

“Israel did not consistently adhere to the Rafah crossing quotas of 50 entries and 150 exits per day, at times blocking approved travelers and shutting the crossing for prolonged periods.”

moderate confidence 1 outlet · 2 reports

Strengthened after Middle East Eye reported it.

Belief History

Jun 6 Jun 6

Sources

Middle East Eye supports medium reliability
Even then, Israel has not consistently adhered to those quotas, at times blocking approved travellers and shutting the crossing for prolonged periods, including during the launch of the war on Iran in late February.
May 15, 2026
Middle East Eye supports medium reliability
Even then, Israel has not consistently adhered to those quotas, at times blocking approved travellers and shutting the crossing for prolonged periods, including during the launch of the war on Iran in late February.
May 15, 2026

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