Dozens of volunteers on Sunday continued to camp out on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing. A multitude of lorries carrying aid have been parked up waiting on approval to enter Gaza. Kamal Al Zamaloty, a volunteer at the border crossing, said they will continue to stage protests at the crossing until more aid is allowed in. “We have prepared dozens of other trucks for entry into Gaza but we have not received permission to allow them in yet,” Mr Al Zamaloty stated.
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