Rafah crossing open one-way

Travelers from Egypt through the Rafah crossing into the Gaza Strip on Saturday, due to operation of the control point only one way, witnesses said.

Visitors came on foot through the Palestinian side, because thebuses can not cross between the two due to renovation work part of the Egyptian move is its application to the Palestinian side door.

Hamas officials say they can not let them leave the Gaza Strip on foot as "insult"to passengers.

Earlier, dozens of demonstrators forced open the door, into Egypt, Egypt's side, but the Egyptian police to them in peace to the Palestinian side.

Egypt has been at the Rafah crossing gates on Saturday, in theArab off the first day of the week. Hamas, the "surprise", thatintersection is not open, a Hamas official said the conditions ofanonymity. Egyptian border officials refused to respond to the request from the Palestinian side, the official said.

Egypt said last week it decided to re-cross, the only door, allowing people around the world in Israel, Gaza permanent and regular.

Re-opened after the first four days very well, but later complained that the Hamas movement of passengers is "virtually paralyzed"and accused Egypt slow work.

Egypt said that technical problems delayed the work and worry,can be solved jointly.

When Hamas in Gaza by force in 2007, crossing was closed most of the time. June 2010, the former Egyptian President HosniMubarak ordered the reopening of cross-border traffic with strict limits.