Siege, Wall, Checkpoints
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Israel’s Gaza Blockade Is To Blame | | John Glaser - AntiWar - "Every single Israeli incursion or attack on Gaza is accompanied by the same narrative: Israel fairly responded to unprovoked Palestinian rocket fire. With Israel’s previous two attacks on Gaza, we know Israel actually broke the ceasefire, not Hamas. Many of the press reports don’t make any mention at all of the sadistic blockade Israel has imposed on Gaza for years, which is starving Gazans of daily sustenance and is by most accounts illegal under international law" | 30/12/2013 |
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WHO: Permit for Child Awaiting Cancer Treatment Delayed 3 Months | | Wafa - Sabrin, a 16-year-old patient from Khan Younis who suffers from thyroid cancer, was called for a security interview causing her to lose her appointment in Maier hospital in Israel on the same day, where she was to receive radioactive iodine treatment that is unavailable in Gaza, a World Health Organization (WHO) report said Monday. Sabrin has been under medical care since she was 12 for a prominent goiter from an enlarged thyroid gland. bz
| 24/12/2013 |
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Palestinian-American denied entry into Israel, told "There`s no such thing as Palestine" | | Yara Karmalawy -
IMEMC
"I finally had my passport handed back to me and was once again told that I would not be allowed entry into Israel. Despite all my efforts, my background was going to keep me visiting my homeland. Somehow the same young men and women who I could have been in school with had my mother stayed in Jerusalem and raised me there, were the ones to deny me entry. The saddest part to me is that I know my experience is only a very minor example of the challenges that Palestinians face on a daily basis." ca | 20/12/2013 |
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State of Emergency in Gaza | | Mohammed Omer - Washington Report on Middle East Affairs - Because the Gaza municipality can’t afford to purchase expensive Israeli oil, it pays 450 people, who work with 250 donkeys, to clear away massive piles of garbage before health risks worsen among the 1.8 million Gazan civilians under siege by Israel.-rh
| 12/12/2013 |
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‘All the Way to Holland’: The Routine at Qalandiya Checkpoint | | Tamar Fleishman - The Palestine Chronicle - But to those who had the misfortune of getting picked, and were forced to leave their vehicle, stand aside and watch a dog being led to their car, how it sniffs the tires, circles the exterior, jumps on the car, enters the trunk and the inside of the car, gets the seats dirty with his feet, crawls under the seats, drools everywhere and not stopping until it finds the scented ball that the trainer left for it, for these people this isn’t routine. For them this is a humiliation, an invasion to their personal space and an act of desecration according to their religion. Because according to Islam the dog is impure.-rh
| 11/12/2013 |
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Fishing under fire off the Gaza coast | | The Guardian - Harassed by Israeli gunboats, Palestinian fishermen are chasing dwindling shoals in the heavily guarded six-mile fishing limit off the Gaza coast. Alex Renton goes aboard to see what it`s like to be a fisherman in some of the world`s most contested waters | 9/12/2013 |
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Dutch premier`s Israel trip hit by Gaza row | | AFP - Ynet - Visit from Dutch PM goes bad after `Dutch make unexpected demands` before ceremonial installation of equipment aimed at easing movement of goods into Gaza | 9/12/2013 |
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