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Palestine Today 100109

Audio Dept. | 01.10.2009 21:11 | Palestine | World


Welcome to Palestine Today, a service of the International Middle East Media Center, www.imemc.org for Thursday October 1st, 2009.

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One child was announced dead and two injured in Gaza and the military kidnaps 12 civilians in the West Bank. These stories and more coming up stay tuned.

The News Cast

A Palestinian child was reported dead in the Gaza Strip because she was prevented by Israeli to leave the besieged territory for treatment.

Seven years old, Bara Issa, had kidney failure and needed to travel outside Gaza for life saving medical care, doctors said. They added that her family has done all the needed documents to leave the region but Israel refused leading to her death.

The Palestinian health ministry announced with Issa death today the total number of patients who died because of the siege has reached 359.

Israel placed the Gaza Strip under total siege in June 2006 leaving the hospitals in Gaza unable to treat a lot of patients.

Meanwhile two Palestinian children were injured on Thursday as an army left object explode near them in central Gaza Strip.

Local sources reported that the two children were playing near a UN run school when an Isralei military unexploded bomb exploded near them.

Doctors said the boys arrived to a local hospital with light wounds.

The Israeli military kidnapped on Thursday 12 Palestinian civilians during military invasions targeting a number of West Bank communities.

Local sources said that invasions were reported in Jenin and Qalqilia both in northern West Bank in addition to Jericho in the Jordan valley.

The Israeli military radio announced all those kidnapped were taken to army detention camps for questioning.

Conclusion

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