El Ministro de Defensa Ehud Barak, ordenó el martes por la noche la reapertura de tres cruces fronterizos de forma limitada para permitir el ingreso de productos básicos y combustible a la Franja de Gaza. Se trata de los pasos de Sufa, Nahal Oz y Karni, que fueron clausurados a raíz de nuevos ataques con cohetes kasam lanzados por palestinos contra Israel pese al acuerdo de cese el fuego firmado entre las partes. La reapertura se efectivizará el miércoles.
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