PALESTINIANS LET TERRORISTS INTO GAZA

Palestinians Let Militants Back Into Gaza.
JERUSALEM - Palestinians have allowed up to 15 militants wanted by Israel to return to the Gaza Strip in recent days, officials said Friday, in what Israel said was a violation of U.S.-brokered deal for securing the border.

The dispute over the entry of the Hamas militants — including one of the group’s founders — through the Rafah terminal on the Gaza-Egypt border threatened to undermine the biggest diplomatic breakthrough since Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza.

Palestinian security officials acknowledged that wanted men entered Gaza through Rafah, but said anyone with a Palestinian identity card can come into the coastal strip. They said Israel was making demands that are not part of the crossing accord.