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Israeli authorities on Tuesday barred aid and commercial-goods trucks coming from Egypt from entering Gaza via the Rafah crossing route, without setting a date for when the entry of such trucks would resume. The decision did not affect passenger movement, and shipments continued to enter through Kerem Shalom. An average of around 40 trucks a day come from Egypt, out of the 220 trucks entering the Strip—nearly one-fifth of supplies—raising concerns that shortages of food and basic goods could worsen. The Crossings Authority said cooking gas had not been allowed into Gaza since last Friday, while a UN report noted that prices of flour and some fresh produce had risen by more than 70% during the period it monitored.
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