Private traders have pushed into the security void in Gaza, providing more food and basic goods than the UN but leaving Palestinians exposed to profiteering and spiralling prices.
The share of aid flow from private operators, who have been more able to navigate the dangers of the war-torn enclave, has increased from 5 per cent in April to about 60 per cent in August and September, according to Israeli military data.
But traders are paying hefty black market fees for Israeli-issued import…
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