LIVE: Israel kills Palestinian as 5 allowed to exit Gaza for medical care
On February 3, 2026, Israel reopened the Rafah crossing, allowing only five critically ill Palestinian patients to exit Gaza for medical treatment after nearly two years of closure. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian individual south of Khan Younis.

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AI-generatedOn February 3, 2026, Israel reopened the Rafah crossing, allowing only five critically ill Palestinian patients to exit Gaza for medical treatment after nearly two years of closure. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian individual south of Khan Younis. These events occurred amidst a rising death toll following days of Israeli attacks on civilians in Gaza, including women and children. The limited reopening of the Rafah crossing aimed to provide medical assistance to those in critical condition. The killing near Khan Younis contributes to the ongoing conflict and escalating casualties in the region.
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4 extractedThe Rafah crossing reopened after nearly two years of forced closure.
Only five Palestinian patients were permitted to leave Gaza for treatment.
Israel killed a Palestinian south of Khan Younis.
The death toll continues to rise after days of deadly attacks on civilians.