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Gaza smuggling reportedly drives prices higher amid profiteering allegations

Prices are reportedly rising in Gaza as smuggling expands, with officials, soldiers and middlemen accused of profiting.

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Wartime profiteering and soaring prices can worsen civilian hardship and obstruct access to essential goods.

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  1. Manila Bulletin - Prices soar as Gaza smuggling booms. Officials, soldiers and middlemen are accused of cashing in ↗mb.com.ph · Recorded source date: Aug 21, 2026, 12:31 AM UTC

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