Egypt and the White House have announced an agreement to allow fuel and humanitarian aid to enter Gaza through Israel, reopening a crucial relief channel for the devastated Palestinian enclave. The agreement, reached during a call between President Biden and Egyptian President el-Sisi, will enable aid to pass through the Israeli-operated Kerem Shalom crossing. The closure of the Rafah crossing by Israeli troops had limited aid access, leading to widespread hunger and difficulties in delivering relief. President Biden expressed commitment to reopening the Rafah crossing with arrangements acceptable to both Egypt and Israel, with plans for further talks in Cairo.