Israel said commercial goods would no longer enter Gaza, cutting off a key source of food and shelter as Palestinians face hunger and winter. COGAT announced the suspension, saying it was relaying a decision by Gaza merchants. Gaza’s truckers union disputed that account, saying Israel imposed the restrictions. Aid workers warned that humanitarian deliveries alone cannot meet people’s needs and that a functioning market helps keep prices down. It remained unclear whether aid agencies could increase shipments to compensate.
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