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What will the Israel-Hamas truce mean for Gaza?
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Israel has again allowed the transfer of fuel and other essential goods into Gaza. Since the six-month ceasefire came into effect on June 19, goods crossings into Gaza have been sporadically or partially opened. Under the truce, Hamas is supposed to stop cross-border rocket fire by Palestinian groups in Gaza. In exchange, Israel is to ease its year-long siege of the strip and halt military raids. What would an ease of the siege mean for Gaza? Can the truce last?
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Published: Thursday, 19 June 2008, 04:59 PM Mecca time, 01:59 PM GMT
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