- Israel will reopen the Rafah crossing on Sunday, following the return of hostages.
- Only a limited number of people (around 200 daily) are expected to be allowed through the crossing.
- Thousands of Gazans are urgently seeking medical treatment abroad, highlighting critical shortages within Gaza.

A: Hey! Did you hear anything about Gaza?

B: No! What's new?

A: Israel is opening that border crossing, Rafah, soon!

B: Really? That's good news, right?

A: It should be! They said it'll open on Sunday. They were waiting for the hostages to come back.

B: Oh, I remember! All the hostages are back now, so they're reopening it?

A: Exactly! But it’s not going to be a huge flood of people, you know?

B: How many people are allowed through?

A: Only about 200 each day, apparently.

B: Wow, that’s not many! I heard there are so many people needing medical help.

A: That's what I heard too! Doctors in Gaza say over 20,000 people are waiting! They're short on medicine and stuff.

B: That’s terrible! I saw a story on NHK about a woman...

A: Yeah! The one who lost her hand?

B: That's her! She wants to get a prosthetic hand and have her leg checked.

A: She just wants to feel safe and get back to normal. Pretty simple wishes, right?

B: Absolutely. Hopefully, this crossing can actually help a lot of people.