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[Ynet News] Ali Waked - There is no longer a shortage of gasoline in Gaza as hundreds of smuggling tunnels bring in fuel from Egypt. Abu Mohammad, a taxi driver from Beit Lahiya, said the Egyptian fuel was not as good as its Israeli equivalent, but "when the price is four times less than the Israeli fuel there is no room for complaint." 2009-10-16 06:00:00Full Article
Gaza Replenishes Fuel Supply from Egypt Through Smuggling Tunnels
[Ynet News] Ali Waked - There is no longer a shortage of gasoline in Gaza as hundreds of smuggling tunnels bring in fuel from Egypt. Abu Mohammad, a taxi driver from Beit Lahiya, said the Egyptian fuel was not as good as its Israeli equivalent, but "when the price is four times less than the Israeli fuel there is no room for complaint." 2009-10-16 06:00:00Full Article
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