this was the funeral of 20-year-old lavi lipshitz. - of 20—year—old lavi lipshitz.ops, but increasingly they want to know how so much went wrong, and the pressure on the prime minister is going to increase. well, our correspondent inside gaza has spent the day at the rafah crossing. reporting from there is extremely difficult, but he started by explaining that while hundreds of people had gathered, only a small proportion were actually allowed to cross. i saw families with bags and they were waiting and waiting in the hall. 0ut they were waiting and waiting in the hall. out of the 545 people in the list, 345 people left. so 200 were not able to make it tonight. they publish the list again and they say they'll resume the opening of they'll resume the opening of the crossing tomorrow and allow those 200 people. they might issue another short list for people, because today was the first day. it was chaotic in the morning but manageable. we haven't seen any sort of fighting between the people, people came and suddenly they realised it's not open for everybody. it'sjust

this was the funeral of 20—year—old lavi lipshitz. killed in combat in gaza.behind their troops, but increasingly they want to know how so much went wrong, and the pressure on the prime minister is going to increase. israel and egypt have restricted the move of goods. the two countries say the blockade is needed for security reasons. egypt also fears a massive influx of reasons. egypt also fears a massive influx of palestinian refugees fleeing the war. even when it's not wartime, it is not easy for palestinians to leave gaza through rafah — they have to register with the local authorities well in advance, and can be rejected by either side. after hamas attacked israel on october 7, after hamas attacked israel on 0ctober7, israel closed after hamas attacked israel on october 7, israel closed both of its crossings, leaving just the rafah crossing open for some aid to roll in. for more oon the crossings partial reopening, i spoke to the ambassador to the us from egypt. do you think this is a sign of something we will see more frequently, or is egypt still worried

this was the funeral of 20—year—old lavi lipshitz. killed in combat in gaza.are behind their troops, but increasingly they want to know how so much went wrong, and the pressure on the prime minister is going to increase. why is the crossing so important. israeland why is the crossing so important. israel and egypt have restricted the movement of goods since hamas control in 2007 stop egypt fears a massive influx of palestinian refugees fleeing the war and even when it is not what time it is not easy for palestinians to leave through the rafah crossing, they have to register with local warranties well in advance and can be rejected by either side. after the attack israel closed both crossings just leaving the rafah crossing open for some aid to rohlin. for more on the crossings partial opener, i spoke with nabil famy, an ambassador to the us. minister, we've seen hundreds of foreign passport holders and those who are badly injured now starting to cross from gaza into egypt. do you think this is a sign of something we'll see more frequently or is egypt still wor

this was the funeral of 20—year—old lavi lipshitz.are behind their troops, but increasingly they want to know how so much went wrong, and the pressure on the prime minister is going to increase. well, our correspondent inside gaza has spent the day at the rafah crossing. he told us more about the situation there. today was the first day, and it was chaotic but manageable. it was chaotic but manageable. it was open forjust people on the list. the list was sent by the egyptians, they put it on a wall and everyone should find their name. people in the crossing should check their passports and make sure the name matches the list, and then they crossed. i was spending all day talking to people there. people like, really, some of them, they were happy because they're crossing, but they're really because they're crossing, but they�* re really sad because they're crossing, but they're really sad at the same time because they left families behind here. and they don't know what's going to happen to them. but overall it's significant — significa

this was the funeral of 20—year—old lavi lipshitz. killed in combat in gaza.s are behind their troops, but increasingly they want to know how so much went wrong, and the pressure on the prime minister is going to increase. well, our correspondent inside gaza has spent the day at the rafah crossing. reporting from there is extremely difficult, but he started by explaining that while hundreds of people had gathered, only a small proportion were actually allowed to cross. it was chaotic in the morning. they realised it wasn't open for everybody, just people on the list — a list sent by the egyptians. they put it on a wall, and everybody should find their name and people in the crossing will check the passports and make sure that the name matches the list, and then they were crossed. i was spending all day talking to people there — people like — really, some of them were happy because they are crossing, but they are really sad at the same time, because they left families behind here and they don't know what's going to happen to them. but, overall, it's significant