Israel reopened its commercial crossing with Gaza Sunday after a three-day halt to allow fuel into the enclave, a Palestinian official said.
Israel has reopened the Kerem Shalom crossing with Gaza and started to transfer cooking gas, gasoline and industrial fuel for Gaza's idle power plant, Xinhua reported citing the official.
The crossing was opened only for one day after the Hamas-run Energy Authority announced that Gaza's sole power plant has stopped working due to lack of fuel caused by closure of the terminal.
But the official said that Israel has barred transfer of other basic supplies and commodities.
Israel closed the Kerem Shalom crossing Thursday after Gaza militants fired a volley of rockets last week before a de-facto ceasefire was restored.
The terminal is now the only entrance for basic supplies into Gaza as Egypt has shut down hundreds of smuggling tunnels under its border with Gaza that were used to bring in fuel and other supplies.
