Gaza residents paid over $2 billion in coordination fees
Gaza residents paid more than $2 billion out of their own pockets as additional money on top of the basic product price to buy commercial goods entering Gaza over a period of no more than three years. This is not the price of the goods, but the cost of what is called “coordination” to allow the entry of commercial goods, regardless of the product price.

Earlier LBN reports from Gaza
- Israeli army says it killed two Hamas operatives in Gaza
- Israeli finance minister and settlements minister seek cabinet revote
- Hamas source says movement contacted mediators over Gaza escalation
- Mladenov: Two days of Israeli strikes on Gaza killed civilians
- Israel responds to Peace Council proposals with major escalation in Gaza
- Israeli cabinet approves entry of international stabilization force into Gaza
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