Gaza Commerce Resumes After Tax Dispute
Israel announced the resumption of commercial shipments into Gaza after several days of suspension due to a tax dispute with Hamas, which withdrew its demand for an additional 10,000 shekels per truck. This decision has enabled the opening of a major corridor to supply food and essential goods to the sector. The shipments will be gradually reintroduced with strict oversight to ensure that payments are made through verified bank transfers, excluding traders who paid Hamas unofficially. This move comes amidst difficult humanitarian conditions faced by Gaza’s residents, who rely on aid after three years of war, amid ongoing tensions and violations of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
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