RAFAH, GAZA – DECEMBER 18: Vehicles are seen after the Egyptian government has announced that it will allow 40 vehicles to travel through Rafah Border Gate, which will be opened for 3 days, in Rafah, Gaza on December 18, 2016. ( Stringer – Anadolu Agency )
RAFAH, GAZA – DECEMBER 18: Vehicles are seen after the Egyptian government has announced that it will allow 40 vehicles to travel through Rafah Border Gate, which will be opened for 3 days, in Rafah, Gaza on December 18, 2016. ( Stringer – Anadolu Agency )
RAFAH, GAZA – DECEMBER 18: Vehicles are seen after the Egyptian government has announced that it will allow 40 vehicles to travel through Rafah Border Gate, which will be opened for 3 days, in Rafah, Gaza on December 18, 2016. ( Stringer – Anadolu Agency )
RAFAH, GAZA – DECEMBER 18: Vehicles are seen after the Egyptian government has announced that it will allow 40 vehicles to travel through Rafah Border Gate, which will be opened for 3 days, in Rafah, Gaza on December 18, 2016. ( Stringer – Anadolu Agency )
RAFAH, GAZA – DECEMBER 18: Vehicles are seen after the Egyptian government has announced that it will allow 40 vehicles to travel through Rafah Border Gate, which will be opened for 3 days, in Rafah, Gaza on December 18, 2016. ( Stringer – Anadolu Agency )
RAFAH, GAZA – DECEMBER 18: Vehicles are seen after the Egyptian government has announced that it will allow 40 vehicles to travel through Rafah Border Gate, which will be opened for 3 days, in Rafah, Gaza on December 18, 2016. ( Stringer – Anadolu Agency )
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