The opening of the crossing is a sign of de-escalation after two weeks of violent protests along Gaza’s frontier with Israel.
Palestinian workers enter Israel after crossing from Gaza on the Israeli side of Erez crossing between Israel and the Gaza Strip in March 2022
The outbreak of protests came as the Hamas militant group that rules Gaza, cash-strapped as its financial crisis worsens, slashed the salaries of its civil servants by nearly half this month. Late on Wednesday, the Israeli defence body that deals with Palestinian civil affairs, known as Cogat, confirmed the crossing would reopen — and other economic relief measures would resume — in exchange for calm.
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