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The Coordinator of Government Operations in the Territories (forces) warned against an escalation in Hamas activity in Gaza, and reported that merchants in the private sector have suspended the coordination of goods entering the Gaza Strip until further notice. According to forces, the traders made the decision following the imposition of alleged forced taxation by Hamas and increasing threats to those who refuse to comply. Moet also reported that Hamas security personnel arrested a merchant's son on Tuesday and transferred him to Abbas prison after his father refused to pay the required taxes. The warning was delivered in a letter to international officials, including the top representative of Gaza in the Peace Council, Nikolai Mladenov, and the commander of the International Stabilization Force, Major General Jasper Jeffers.

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The Coordinator of Government Operations in the Territories (forces) warned against an escalation in Hamas activity in Gaza, and reported that merchants in the private sector have suspended the coordination of goods entering the Gaza Strip until further notice. According to forces, the traders made the decision following the imposition of alleged forced taxation by Hamas and increasing threats to those who refuse to comply. Moet also reported that Hamas security personnel arrested a merchant's son on Tuesday and transferred him to Abbas prison after his father refused to pay the required taxes. The warning was delivered in a letter to international officials, including the top representative of Gaza in the Peace Council, Nikolai Mladenov, and the commander of the International Stabilization Force, Major General Jasper Jeffers.

The Coordinator of Government Operations in the Territories (forces) warned against an escalation in Hamas activity in Gaza, and reported that merchants in the private sector have suspended the coordination of goods entering the Gaza Strip until further notice. According to forces, the traders made the decision following the imposition of alleged forced taxation by Hamas and increasing threats to those who refuse to comply. Moet also reported that Hamas security personnel arrested a merchant's son on Tuesday and transferred him to Abbas prison after his father refused to pay the required taxes. The warning was delivered in a letter to international officials, including the top representative of Gaza in the Peace Council, Nikolai Mladenov, and the commander of the International Stabilization Force, Major General Jasper Jeffers.