Gaza’s cancer patients trapped by coronavirus and politics
22 July 2020 |
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In response to Israeli plans to annex parts of the West Bank, the Palestinian Authority ceased all coordination with Israel. As a result, an exit from Gaza is almost impossible, including for the severely ill.
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