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Security Cabinet decision

17 Jun 2010

The Security Cabinet decided to liberalize the system by which civilian goods enter Gaza and expand the inflow of materials for civilian projects under international supervision.

 

  
Trucks loaded with fruits and vegetables arrive in the southern Gaza Strip, June 2010 (Photo: Reuters)
   Trucks loaded with fruits and vegetables arrive in the southern Gaza Strip, June 2010 (Photo: Reuters)

(Communicated by the Prime Minister's Media Adviser)

The Security Cabinet conducted an extensive discussion over the last two days regarding adjustments in Israel’s Gaza policy.

It was agreed to: 

  • Liberalize the system by which civilian goods enter Gaza.
  • Expand the inflow of materials for civilian projects that are under international supervision.
  • Continue existing security procedures to prevent the inflow of weapons and war materiel

The Cabinet will decide in the coming days on additional steps to implement this policy.
 
Israel expects the international community to work toward the immediate release of Gilad Shalit.

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See also
   Gaza guidelines: Prime Minister's Office statement following Security Cabinet meeting (20 June 2010)
   Behind the Headlines: The Israeli humanitarian lifeline to Gaza
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  Tony Blair welcomes "important step towards easing the lives of Palestinians in Gaza"
   
 
   
 
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