Foreigners evacuating from the Gaza Strip...including five Korean family members

Hundreds of stranded people are fleeing the Gaza Strip amid continued Israeli airstrikes. The Rafah border crossing was opened, and foreigners who were in the Gaza Strip were sent to Egypt.
have entered the country. On the 2nd (local time), it was reported that the second pass list included people with Korean nationality. On this day, according to foreign media such as the New York Times (NYT),
Foreigners and dual nationals in the Gaza Strip are fleeing to Egypt via the Rafah border. The Rafah border was opened on November 1, the day before, and for about two weeks more than 7,500 foreigners and
People with dual nationality and seriously injured patients are scheduled to be evacuated. The day before, 361 foreigners were transported by bus across the border into Egypt in a primary evacuation, and 45 seriously injured Palestinians and their families were transported to Egypt.
He was transferred to a hospital, Egyptian state television channel Al-Qahera reported. On that day, the secondary evacuation list was around 500 to 600 people, but according to Gaza Strip authorities and foreign media reports,
This included five Korean nationals. The five people were identified as a Korean woman in her 40s who was married to a Palestinian husband in his 40s, and their three children.
Looking at the number of migrants by nationality disclosed to foreign media, the United States had the largest number at 400, followed by Belgium at 50 and Greece at 24.
23 people from Croatia, 20 each from the Netherlands and Hungary, 17 from Sri Lanka, and 11 from Switzerland. The Rafah border is the only barrier from the Gaza Strip to areas outside of Israel.
be. It is also the only route through which relief supplies can enter. Since the 7th of last month, when the Palestinian armed group Hamas attacked Israel, Egypt has allowed relief goods to pass through, but not people.
was not allowed. The NYT reported late on the 31st of last month that after Israel, Egypt, the US, Qatar and Hamas concluded negotiations to allow the departure of a specified range of people, Rafah
He said the borders were open. Meanwhile, Israel's supplies to the Gaza Strip to defeat Hamas continue. Gaza's Ministry of Interior said on the 1st that dozens of people were killed by Israeli air raids in the Jabaliya neighborhood in northern Gaza.
It was revealed that people were killed and hundreds injured. The Gaza Health Department said 8,800 Gaza residents have died in Israeli air strikes over the past three weeks. Israel attacked by Hamas
Considering that around 1,400 people have died in the last seven days alone, this means that over 10,000 people have died to date.
The NYT said, ``More than 2 million residents of the Gaza Strip experienced another power outage and communication disruption the previous day.''
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Srael has vowed to continue operations in the Gaza Strip despite the deaths of Israeli soldiers there.