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Israel allows fuel to enter Gaza, but both sides deny broader agreement

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Published: 2 July 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Bennett and Egyptian leader Sisi discuss Israeli captives in Gaza, agree to meet

Israel allows fuel to enter Gaza, but both sides deny broader agreement (Haaretz)
After reports that Israel and Hamas had arrived at an agreement, both parties refer only to a deal on Qatari fuel earmarked for Gaza's power stations

Bennett, Sisi discuss Israeli captives in Gaza, agree to meet (Jerusalem Post)
Leaders spoke in phone conversation about bilateral issues and affirmed the importance of the 1979 peace treaty to regional stability.

Six weeks after Gaza conflict, Israeli Arabs struggle luring back Jewish customers (Haaretz)
Some business owners express understanding regarding the hesitation of Jewish customers, but they think it’s delaying the healing of the rifts that the recent hostilities created

Photo: A truck carrying fruit and vegetables to Gaza via the Kerem Shalom crossing, last week (Adel Hana/AP)

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