The Government Information Office in Gaza Denies Israel ' S Allegations of Charging Commercial Trucks -- Al-Sharq Gate
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On Thursday, the Government Information Office in the Gaza Strip accused the Israeli occupation of promoting misleading accounts about the regulation of markets and commercial traffic to justify the continuation of the blockade and starvation and to avoid its obligations to introduce aid and goods, emphasizing that no government taxes or charges have been levied on commercial trucks.
The government's media office in Gaza has rejected claims that commercial trucks are taxed, calling for pressure to be put on Israel to allow 600 trucks a day. The statement denied that government institutions in Gaza were responsible for the disruption of truck entrances.
Sawalev denied the government's information office in the Gaza Strip any taxes on commercial trucks or economic activities over the past three years, repudiating what he described as the occupying coordinator's lies about the sector's trade movement, and attempts to justify the continuation of the blockade and starvation. The office explained that 10,000 schillings in circulation related to a voluntary community initiative aimed at supporting ne…
The Government Information Office in Gaza denied the imposition of government taxes or charges on commercial trucks, in response to Israeli allegations regarding mechanisms to regulate the entry of goods and cash transactions in the Gaza Strip, demanding pressure from intermediaries and international actors to ensure that 600 trucks were entered daily, in accordance with the stated understandings. In its statement on Thursday, the Office stated …
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