Israel and the Palestinians, under strong U.S. pressure, reached an agreement Tuesday to open Gaza’s borders starting Nov. 25, a step vital to turning the economically crippled territory into a success in the wake of Israel’s withdrawal. The deal, struck during a marathon negotiating session run by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, gives Palestinians control over a border for the first time, allowing them to travel freely into Egypt and to export their goods. Israel will be able to see who comes and goes, with the help of European monitors, but Palestinians will retain final authority. Full Story
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