The closed gates of the Gaza Strip to the outside world / How did Gaza become the world’s largest open-air prison?

According to Webangah News quoted by Tasnim News agency, “Mansour Barati”, a researcher in the field of the Israeli regime in An analytical video examines Gaza’s land crossings to the rest of the world.

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The Gaza strip had a total of 7 different land crossings, 4 of which belong to the occupation period. This area was occupied by the Zionists and the other 3 cases belong to the liberation of Gaza and the withdrawal of the Zionists from this strip. From 1967 to 2005, when Gaza was under the direct occupation of the Zionists, the Zionist settlements in this The area existed and their movement was carried out through the four crossings of Nahal, Oz, Mantar, Kisofim, and Sofa. After the Israelis left Gaza in 2005, they gradually started They blocked the above 4 crossings.

Currently, the most important crossing of the Gaza Strip is the Rafah crossing in the south of Gaza, which connects this strip to Egypt. The importance of this crossing has multiplied with the destruction of the only airport in Gaza by Israel in 2001.

The second important crossing of Gaza is the Beit Hanoun crossing located in the northeast of the Gaza Strip. This crossing is mostly used by the people of Gaza for medical purposes. The Israelis impose great strictness on the entry and exit of Gazans to the territory under their control and even delay it for 50 days.

The Karam Abu Salem crossing is also the third crossing of Gaza, mainly for the export of products. Agriculture is used from Gaza to the outside. This crossing is used for the passage of less people.

Another strictness of the Israelis is that if someone has a history of exiting the Rafah crossing to Egypt, he is allowed to enter the Zionist territory through the crossing. Beit Hanun is not easily given to him.

Since the start of the Al-Aqsa storm war, all three active crossings have been closed.

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