JERUSALEM - The Gaza Strip’s main fuel terminal will remain closed for a few days longer, an Israeli official said on Sunday, after an attack by militants last week killed two Israeli civilians there.“The terminal will remain closed for a few days to give us time to check and decide on measures to ensure security,” Tzahi Hanegbi, the head of parliament’s foreign affairs and defence committee, told military radio. He added that “no strategic decision has been taken” to close the crossing indefinitely.