Paltel says telecom service partially restored in Gaza after fuel delivery

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A first consignment of fuel has entered Gaza after Israel bowed to US pressure for limited deliveries to allow wastewater treatment and the resumption of communications after a two-day blackout, according to Reuters.

The first delivery arrived from Egypt late Friday as UN officials warned of an increasingly desperate situation for 2.4 million Palestinians, and pleaded for a ceasefire.

The Palestinian telecommunications company Paltel says that service has been partially restored after it was able to secure some fuel for its generators.

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