For the Record - March 25, 2008
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Gaza electricity: A Section A article on Jan. 28 reported that Israel had begun reducing the flow of electricity to the Gaza Strip after the Islamic movement Hamas seized full control of the territory in June. Although Israeli sanctions had caused electricity shortages by curtailing supplies of diesel fuel to Gaza’s only power plant, Israel did not reduce the amount of electricity it sells to Gaza until early February.
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