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Israeli authorities turned back travelers who tried to cross from Gaza through the Rafah crossing and halted the entry of aid and commercial trucks coming from Egypt, including those carrying fuel, gas and food. Military sources said the decision was linked to smuggling and Hamas security interference, and did not affect the Kerem Shalom crossing. Around 40 trucks entered through Rafah each day. Government Media Office data showed that since the ceasefire agreement took effect, the rate of compliance with commitments to let trucks in stood at 33.3%, falling to 20.3% in October. The move is expected to worsen shortages and drive up prices in the Strip, where only 200 types of goods are currently entering, compared with more than 10,000 before the war, according to the head of the Gaza Chamber of Commerce.
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