FRAGILE PEACE In this file photo, Palestinians gather at the beach in Gaza City on May 22, 2021 following a ceasefire that ended 11 days of relentless Israeli air strikes on the besieged coastal enclave run by the Hamas group. AFP PHOTO
FRAGILE PEACE In this file photo, Palestinians gather at the beach in Gaza City on May 22, 2021 following a ceasefire that ended 11 days of relentless Israeli air strikes on the besieged coastal enclave run by the Hamas group. AFP PHOTO


JERUSALEM:
Israel said it had restored the fishing zone off Gaza on Friday and would allow resumed imports for international aid projects after a return to calm around the territory.

The fishing zone and imports are routinely used by Israel to punish or reward Gaza's Islamist rulers Hamas for the security situation.

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