The company announced it was also returning free shipment for purchases over $49 on certain items, but delivery time could be longer than usual. Purchases made on Tuesday, will arrive early in August, after about one month.

Purchases made before the axe came down are now leaving the warehouses," said Benny Buchnick who manages the Amazon shopping page.

Amazon was not the only online commerce site to suspend services when the fighting began last month. eBay also stopped deliveries to Israel and Asous began charging NIS for their deliveries and warned of delays.

But there were other international e-commerce companies, including Ali Express, Shein and Tamu, who did not stop services and only warned that deliveries could arrive later than usual.