Gaza residents reunite with there families after crossing Rafah checkpoint
Tens of thousands of Palestinians have fled Gaza for Egypt since the war. Despite the destruction of the enclave, many are hoping to return home to see their loved ones again. A limited number of people were allowed to pass through the Rafah border crossing this week after it reopened on Monday. They had some heartful, emotional reunions with their families. Story by Jennie Shin.
Tens of thousands of Palestinians have fled Gaza for Egypt since the war. Despite the destruction of the enclave, many are hoping to return home to see their loved ones again. A limited number of people were allowed to pass through the Rafah border crossing this week after it reopened on Monday. They had some heartful, emotional reunions with their families. Story by Jennie Shin.
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