The Kerem Shalom checkpoint between Israel and the Gaza Strip resumed its operations today, a day after new Israeli air strikes on the Palestinian territory, reported Agence France-Presse, citing an Israeli security official, BTA reports.
According to him, the checkpoint is operating again “in full accordance with the“ ceasefire agreement, which came into force on October 10.
Yesterday, Israel temporarily suspended the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza “until further notice”, accusing the “Hamas“ movement of violating the agreement. The Palestinian Islamist movement rejected these accusations, AFP notes.