UN aid chief says 'promising signs' in talks to open Gaza crossing
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United Nations aid chief Martin Griffiths said on Thursday there were promising signs that the Kerem Shalom crossing in Israel could be soon opened to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza.
"We're still negotiating, and with some promising signs at the moment," Griffiths told reporters in Geneva.
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