Updates
Deteriorating living conditions feed frustration and desperation in Gaza
October 7, 2018. It’s been 29 weeks, or just over six months, since the protests along the fence separating Gaza and Israel began. More closure and more violence are the obstacles to security and prosperity for the region as a whole.
Gisha ahead of the AHLC meeting in NYC: Economic recovery in Gaza will only be possible when Israel lifts restrictions on movement of people and goods
September 26, 2018. The Ad Hoc Liaison Committee (AHLC) will hold its semi-annual meeting tomorrow. A World Bank report published ahead of the meeting expresses concern over the potentially imminent collapse of Gaza’s economy. A fundamental prerequisite for jump-starting Gaza’s economy is, first and foremost, the lifting of blanket restrictions Israel places on the movement of people and goods to and from Gaza
Erez Crossing closed again; Tens of thousands on waiting list to exit Gaza through Rafah
September 5, 2018. Today Israel closed Erez Crossing for exit from Gaza. The crossing could remain closed until next Wednesday due to the Jewish New Year. Erez was closed by Israel for eight days in August, and was only reopened last week.
