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1:41Now PlayingThe Israeli military has reopened a key source for food for the Gaza Strip — allowing fresh fruit, vegetables and dairy goods from Israel and the West Bank to be sold in the Palestinian territory for the first time since the Oct. 7 attacks.
The move, reported by Reuters, comes as the Israel Defense Forces offensive in Rafah continues to choke the delivery of international aid, officials said.
“Israel phoned Gazan distributors who had been purchasing goods from the West Bank and Israel before the war,” Ayed Abu Ramadan, chair of the Gaza Chamber of Commerce, told Reuters.
“It told them it was ready to coordinate the pick-up of goods.”
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