The occupation decides to close Gaza and West Bank crossings on October 5 and 7

The Israeli occupation army minister decided to close all crossings and entry points leading to the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank on October 5 and 7, coinciding with the anniversary of the October 7 attack "Al-Aqsa Flood." The closure includes a ban on the movement of individuals, goods, and vehicles through commercial and humanitarian crossings.

The Israeli occupation army minister decided to close all crossings and entry points leading to the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank on October 5 and 7. The decision comes as the anniversary of the October 7 attack, which the article calls "Al-Aqsa Flood," approaches. The closure includes a ban on the movement of individuals, goods, and vehicles through commercial and humanitarian crossings, which are already suffering from a shortage of supplies and aid entry, amid ongoing Israeli violations of the ceasefire. The article uses the term "occupation" to refer to Israel and describes the closure as part of Israeli violations of the ceasefire, without presenting an Israeli perspective or details about the security reasons for the decision.