Erez Crossing

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Erez Crossing

Official name	Erez Crossing מעבר ארז
Carries	Pedestrians, Containers
Crosses	Israeli Gaza Strip barrier
Locale	Israel Gaza Strip
Maintained by	Israel Defense Forces

The Erez Crossing (Hebrew: מעבר ארז‎) is a pedestrian/cargo terminal on the Israeli Gaza Strip barrier. It is located in the northern end of the Gaza Strip, on the border with Israel.

It is part of a complex including formerly including the Erez Industrial Park.

The crossing is currently restricted to Palestinian and Egyptian nationals or international aid officials only.

US Consular Information Sheet - Israel, the West Bank and Gaza

v • d • e Israel Border Crossings
Border Crossings with Egypt	Nitzana \| Taba
Border Crossings with Jordan	Allenby Bridge \| Arava \| Jordan River
Border Crossings with P.A.	Erez \| Karni
Border Crossing with Syria	Quneitra
Former Border Crossings	Rafah \| Metulla

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Categories: Israeli border crossings | Palestinian border crossings | Buildings and structures in the Gaza Strip | Israeli-Palestinian conflict

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