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Hamas security forces released 35 members of the rival Fatah movement from prison on Sunday as a goodwill gesture to mark a Muslim holiday and bolster Egyptian reconciliation efforts, a Hamas official said. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 9 days ago
This was made possible after activists from the Free Gaza Movement broke the siege on Gaza in their successful attempt to sail there from Cyprus. A number of ISM activists decided, as a result, to remain in the and re-activate an international presence ... Source: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov --- 17 days ago
Related Articles Normal blood cells reference intervals of healthy adults at the Gaza Strip-Palestine. J Clin Lab Anal. 2008;22(5):353-61 Authors: Sirdah MM, Tarazi IS, El Jeadi H, Al Haddad RM Hematological parameters are affected by different factors that include age, sex, smoking, ethnicity, and environmental altitude. It has been justified that each population must establish its own normal reference intervals to be used in clinical assessments and interpretations. Hematological reference intervals for adults from the Gaza Strip-Palestine have never been addressed. Therefore, this study was designed and aimed at the establishment of normal blood cells reference intervals for healthy adults at the Gaza Strip-Palestine. This study involved 89,491 apparently healthy individuals (from both sexes and from the different governorates of the Gaza Strip) who were referred to the Thalassemia Central Laboratory during the period from September 2000 until February 2008. Complete blood counts were performed. Subjects were categorized into subgroups according to gender, smoking habit, and age (15-18, 19-45, and >45 years old). For each subgroup, descriptive and comparative statistical analysis was performed for hematological parameters. The results showed substantial differences between males and females, between smokers and nonsmokers, and between the different age groups. Moreover, reference intervals derived from our population are markedly s ...
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Gaza, (Reuters) - The masked gunmen threw themselves to the ground, rolled over and came up firing their assault rifles at an imaginary target. Jaysh al-Ummah, or the Army of the Nation, a Palestinian ... Source: www.aawsat.com --- 28 days ago
Gaza, Asharq Al-Awsat - Jamal al-Khudari, chairman of the Palestinian Popular Committee Against the Blockade, has announced that the first Arab boat to break the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip ... Source: www.jpost.com --- 42 days ago
... Source: www.ft.com --- 27 days ago
At least 12 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip over the past two days, in the latest clashes between the Islamist Hamas group that controls the territory and one of the Strip's powerful clans ... Source: www.ynetnews.com --- 32 days ago
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Educators loyal to the Islamic Jihad protest Hamas involvement in academic institutions. Meanwhile Hamas slams doctors' strike, claims several have died due to lack of medical treatment ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 27 days ago
Haaretz Sep 16 2008 10:50PM GMT ... Source: www.jta.org --- 28 days ago
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... Source: www.independent.ie --- 21 days ago
Foreign Affairs Minister Micheal Martin has expressed concern about Israeli restrictions on access to the Gaza Strip. ... Source: www.jta.org --- 20 days ago
... Source: www.palsolidarity.org --- 33 days ago
window.document.getElementById('post-3420').parentNode.className += ' adhesive_post'; The International Solidarity Movement would like to announce the re-establishment of a presence in the Gaza Strip. International solidarity activists will be based in Rafah in efforts to show support for non-violent direct action against the Israeli occupation. As activists from the Free Gaza Movement broke the siege ... ... Source: www.ekklesia.co.uk --- 32 days ago
Human rights activist and journalist Lauren Booth has been trapped illegally in the Gaza Strip as a result of a legal campaign calling for an end to the Israeli government blockade there, say Palestinian activists. ... Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 1 day ago
RAFAH, Gaza Strip - Gaza's smugglers are going legit: Owners of the scores of tunnels running under the Gaza-Egypt border have registered with the Hamas authorities, pledged to pay workers' compensati... ...
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Orly Halpern, in Jerusalem, and Michael Theodoulou Tony Blair's sister-in-law is stuck in the Gaza Strip today after entering the territory without a permit as part of a human rights mission . Lauren Booth, sister of the former Prime Minister's wife Cherie, has been refused entry into both Israel and Egypt after arriving in Hamas-run territory by boat from Cyprus 12 days ago. She travelled to Gaza as part of a human rights mission called the Free Gaza Movement, which aims to draw attention to the international blockade of the territory. Israel says it is under no obligation to allow her entry so she can fly home from Tel Aviv because she had entered Gaza without permission. Egypt, meanwhile, claims it refused her entry through its Rafah crossing point because it had been open for humanitarian traffic only. It could be days, weeks or years before I can leave, depending on the mood of the Israeli authorities, she told The Times , adding that she was upset she could not be with her children as they began the school year. Ms Booth said that, after Israel's refusal, she and three others spent hours at the Rafah crossing waiting to cross before Egypt also refused her passage. We were down there on Saturday in an overheated bus for more than two hours with over 100 people in 90 degree heat, she said, adding they spent nine hours in total on Saturday and 13 hours on Sunday trying to cross into Egypt. Yigal Palmor, an Israeli foreign ministr ...
The Palestinian General Petroleum Corporation is warning of a worsening crisis in Gaza this winter if the Israeli siege continues. Demands for fuel will increase as heating joins the list of unmet needs in the devastated Strip. Fuel shortages have already wreaked havoc on the electricity supply, the sewage system, the ability to cook, and the medical sector which cannot run ambulances without gasoline. ...