Israel reopened on Sunday three passages in Gaza, allowing the passage of trucks of foods, gasoline and cement, announced a spokesman of the Israeli army,Peter Lerner. The Palestinians that must be looked are also authorized to enter Israel, he clarified.
The last closure of the passages of Erez, Soufa and Nahal Oz went back up to Friday, in retort in shootings of Palestinian rockets since the territory, new violation of the armistice between Israel and Hamas signed on June 19th under Egyptian mediation.
From his part, the Movement of the Islamic resistance had riposted by announcing the frost of the negotiations with the aim of the liberation of the soldier Gilad Schalit. By virtue of the ceasefire agreement, the Hebrew State had agreed to reopen its passages, raising the blockade compulsory for the territory since Hamas took the power in Gaza there and which represses the population.
Hamas told to expect the entry in the territory of 80 trucks on Sunday.
Israel reopens passages in Gaza
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