Some Chicago natives and other foreign nationals are finally being allowed to leave Gaza at the border crossing with Egypt.
The exodus to Egypt from Gaza began on Thursday as U.S. pressure finally resulted in the gate from Gaza to Egypt to be unlocked for some Americans and other foreign nationals. Among those fleeing the war torn area is former Chicagoan Emilee Rauschenberger, her husband and their five children.
Thursday was that day, according to her father. The border pass opened for them. He said all seven are now safely in a Cairo hotel. Two American doctors volunteering in Gaza, Ramona Okumura and Barbara Zind, were among the first to leave yesterday. the 68-year old Zind from Colorado described the conditions facing those she left behind.
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