Israel closes all Gaza crossings after Iranian missile fire

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Israel closed all crossings into the Gaza Strip, including Kerem Shalom and Rafah, on June 7, 2026, following Iranian missile attacks towards Israel. COGAT stated these closures are necessary security measures implemented until further notice, tightening the siege on the enclave.

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Israel has closed all crossings into Gaza after Iran fired missiles towards Israel, tightening its siege on the enclave once again. COGAT, the Israeli government agency that oversees civilian affairs in the occupied Palestinian territory, said the closures included the Kerem Shalom, or Karem Abu Salem, crossing and Rafah.

Israel closes all Gaza crossings after Iranian missile fire

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