Posted AT 5:26 AM EDT on 25/01/08
'Nobody needs tunnels any more'
RAFAH, GAZA STRIP — For most Palestinians, the moment when the Gaza Strip's border with Egypt fell was a jubilant one, marking at least a temporary end to the crippling Israeli blockade. But what Mahmoud Mohammed felt was a flash of terror, followed by the crushing disappointment that comes with being suddenly dropped on to the unemployment line.
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