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Occupation and Hamas blame each other for freight entry delays
The Gaza Strip is facing a severe crisis in the flow of goods. Israel accuses Hamas of imposing new taxes and threatening Palestinian traders, which has led to the halt of many commercial trucks and the failure to deliver the minimum required supplies. There are warnings that the humanitarian crisis could worsen, affecting more than two million Palestinians who rely on foreign aid. For its part, the Gaza government has denied these allegations, stating that they are community initiatives to support relief projects, emphasizing that the measures are intended to organize the market and protect the sector from siege and financial restrictions. The shutdown of the private sector, which accounts for half of the weekly supplies, is among the most significant challenges threatening to meet the needs of the population. There are also warnings that if the situation continues, it could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe before the end of the year.
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