Gaza Blockade Sparks Blame and Hunger
The article pertains to the decline in commercial supplies to Gaza due to disagreements between Israel and Hamas over fees and taxes imposed on trucks entering the territory. Hamas is accused of demanding that Gaza traders pay certain amounts and restricting sales, while Hamas denies imposing official taxes, considering those amounts as voluntary contributions. This dispute has led to the halt of commercial trucks entering from Israel, although humanitarian aid continues to enter through a crossing controlled by Israel, despite warnings from the United Nations and international organizations about the worsening humanitarian crisis and hunger in Gaza. There are concerns that this ongoing situation threatens the food security of the population in the sector, especially amid rising prices, shortages of goods, and cash flow issues.
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