Gaza returnee recalls her journey through the Rafah crossing

Al JazeeraFiled 2026-02-05 · 14:09 GMTLean · CenterRead · 1 min

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In February 2026, Huda Abu Abed, an elderly and sick Palestinian woman, was among the first group to return to Gaza through the Rafah crossing. She expressed overwhelming happiness at being back in Gaza. However, Abu Abed described her journey through the crossing as humiliating. The article focuses on her personal account of this experience.

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Huda Abu Abed was in the first batch to make it back to Gaza.

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Huda Abu Abed says the journey was humiliating.

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Huda Abu Abed was overcome by happiness upon her return.

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An elderly sick Palestinian woman returned to Gaza through the Rafah crossing.

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NewsFeedAn elderly sick Palestinian woman recalls her experience crossing the Rafah crossing, in the first batch to make it back to Gaza. Huda Abu Abed was overcome by happiness upon her return but says the journey was humiliating.Published On 5 Feb 2026

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