[originaltext] Palestinians have exported the first shipment of crops grown

Palestinians have exported the first shipment of crops grown in Gaza greenhouses left behind by Jewish settlers. Palestinian officials said two and a half tons of peppers left Gaza through the Karni Crossing, and will be sold in Israel. The Director of the Palestinian Economic Development Company said he was very pleased. He said the shipment moved without problems and he hopes this will be a good start. Palestinian officials hope to export a further shipment of produce to Europe, via Israel, next week. Until this summer, the greenhouses belonged to Jewish settlers in Gaza, When Israel withdrew from Gaza, and destroyed the settlements, private, foreign donors bought the greenhouses for $13 million and gave them to the Palestinians. Palestinian officials say access to the outside world is crucial for strengthening Gaza’s troubled economy.
3. Where would these two and a half tons of peppers be sold?
4. How could Palestinians get these greenhouses?