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Gaza's finance ministry will pay civil servants 60 percent of their July salaries in talks to alleviate violence at the Gaza border, ministry chief executive Yusuf Al-Kayali said Tuesday evening.
According to reports from Gaza, the payment was authorized during joint negotiations to end the violence in the region and Qatar would pay the wage bill. Egypt and Nickolay Mladenov, United Nations Special Envoy for the Middle East, participate in the negotiations.
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Hamas and Palestinian factions celebrated Tuesday night what they see as a victory after months of weekly demonstrations at the border to lift the siege. A statement was issued stating that the easing of restrictions resulted from the sacrifice of Gazans who had persisted in the demonstrations and that this had not been achieved in exchange for a diplomatic initiative to prevent the restrictions. Israel or any other country.
"The achievements strengthen the steadfastness of the Palestinian people in order to fully realize their rights that were taken away from them because of the siege," the statement said.
At the same time, Youssef Ibrahim, director general of Gaza's Ministry of Social Affairs, announced that his office would pay 700 shekels ($ 190) to every family that lost children during border demonstrations. An amount of $ 100 would be paid to another 50,000 families in Gaza.
Ibrahim also presented a plan to absorb more employees, which would help the 10,000 professionals living in Gaza to find work. In addition, the Qatari rehabilitation committee for Gaza said its envoy to Gaza, Mohammed El-Amadi, would visit Gaza in the coming days to announce new infrastructure and humanitarian aid projects.
This comes after an increase in the number of daily electricity supply hours in Gaza due to the fuel Qatar provides to the power plant.
After the publication of the details of the agreement in the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhba, Israel announced the extension of Gaza's fishing zone off the coast while Hamas and Palestinian factions seek to reduce violence during marches along the border fence.
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