The Israeli occupation authorities reopened on Wednesday Karm Abu Salem/Kerem Shalom commercial crossing with Gaza to allow fuel, construction material, food and other goods into the besieged Gaza Strip.
The movement of trucks and goods inside the crossing was normal on since the morning and the situation was back to the way it was before Israel had closed it on July 9.
The occupation entity has also extended the fishing area for the southern areas of the Gaza shore to nine nautical miles after it had also reduced it to three following weeks of tension between the Palestinian factions in Gaza and the Israeli military.
However, reports from Gaza said on Wednesday that the Israeli occupation navy opened fire at fishermen boats in the northern Gaza shores and forced them to return to coast without any reports of injuries. Israel still s fishing in the northern shore to only six nautical miles, which fishermen say is not enough to catch fish.
United Nations officials have strongly warned of catastrophic humanitarian conditions if Israel continues with the blockade on Gaza it has imposed 12 years ago and the closure of the commercial and other crossings with Gaza.