Israel will resume commercial goods shipments into Gaza after halting them due to a dispute over fees charged by Hamas. The stoppage, lasting several days, had impacted the flow of essential food and supplies to the aid-dependent Gaza. The issue stemmed from Hamas authorities allegedly demanding 10,000 shekels per truck from merchants. COGAT, the Israeli military agency responsible for humanitarian affairs in Gaza, announced the resumption of shipments following reports that Hamas had withdrawn these payment demands. This restores a crucial supply route for the Gaza enclave. The agreement aims to alleviate concerns about the availability of vital goods for the population. This resolution addresses a significant point of contention in the ongoing commercial relationship between Israel and Gaza.