Gaza Govt: Restrictions, not measures, hinder truck entry
The official government media office in Gaza denied that any taxes have been imposed on commercial trucks or economic activities over the past three years. It clarified that the amount of 10,000 shekels circulating is related to a community initiative to support vulnerable groups, not taxes on commerce. It also emphasized that the measures regarding cash transactions at a rate of 30% were made in coordination with the Chamber of Commerce to address the liquidity crisis. The actions taken against violators aim to combat monopolies and protect consumers, in accordance with the law. The office held the occupation responsible for the restrictions on the entry of trucks and aid, which are leading to an escalation of the humanitarian and economic crisis in the sector and decreasing the availability of basic goods amid worsening humanitarian conditions.
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