The Guardian has learned about Israel's permission to import dual-use goods into Gaza

Israel has allowed the import of "dual-use goods" such as generators and tent poles into the Gaza Strip on a commercial basis. This was reported on January 1 by The Guardian, citing sources.

"Israel has implemented a parallel supply control system in the Gaza Strip, allowing traders to import goods prohibited for humanitarian organizations into the territory," the publication says.

According to the sources, dual-use goods are freely sold on the market in Gaza City, but before they can be sold, they pass through three strictly controlled Israeli checkpoints.

According to one of the sources, "the Israelis know exactly about these goods."

The article notes that previously basic necessities, including generators and tent poles, were included in the Israeli blacklist of "dual-use" goods.

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