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| Title | | Description | Date |
| East Jerusalem scrambles to prevent COVID-19 outbreak before Ramadan | | Judith Sudilovsky - +972 - Israel had weeks to help prevent the spread of
coronavirus in East Jerusalem. Instead, it dragged its feet in helping Palestinian
hospitals, closed down testing sites, and blocked the PA from stepping in [ry] | 27/4/2020 |
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| East Jerusalem worries of healthcare collapse over coronavirus : With Israeli neglect and PA banned from operating, Palestinians in East Jerusalem battle coronavirus on their own. | | Mersiha Gadzo - Aljazeera - As the highly contagious coronavirus
continues to spread, Palestinian health officials in occupied East
Jerusalem are warning the medical system will "collapse" if an
outbreak occurs because of a shortage of resources and a lack of
qualified staff. Citing Israeli neglect of Palestinians living in the
holy city and with the Ramallah-based Palestinian Authority (PA)
banned from operating in the area, Palestinians in East Jerusalem say
they have been left to fend for themselves.(rh)
| 21/4/2020 |
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| First coronavirus death in East Jerusalem amid Israeli `neglect` | | Al Jazeera - Palestinian officials say Arab population of occupied East Jerusalem
overlooked by Israeli efforts to contain COVID-19 [ry] | 20/4/2020 |
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| Israel Shuts Palestinian Coronavirus Testing Clinic in East Jerusalem | | Nir Hasson - Haaretz - Until very recently, Israel neglected to act against the virus in East Jerusalem. Only after the PA filled the vacuum did Israel get a little bit started. But of course, clamping down on what Palestinians arranged for themselves could not even wait until the end of the Pesach Holiday. When doctors found out 40 confirmed cases in Silwan where overcrowded living conditions could lead to a rapid spread of the virus, a clinic was opened in a hall at one of the local mosques. The coronavirus tests were meant to be processed by the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank. But police arrived, questioned neighbors and arrested four activists who were involved in setting up the clinic. [bz]
The clinic was opened in a hall at one of the local mosques. It was closed on Tuesday night because to the end-of-Passover curfew, but police officers nonetheless arrived, questioned neighbors and arrested four activists who were involved in setting up the clinic.
[bz] | 16/4/2020 |
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| Abandoned by Israel, Jerusalem’s refugee camp is left to fight COVID-19 alone | | Yuval Abraham - +972 - With no tests, medical supplies, or isolation zones, the
residents of Shuafat Refugee Camp are mobilizing to ensure they stay safe in the
case of an outbreak [ry] | 13/4/2020 |
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| Coronavirus? Police, army and settlers continue with harassing Palestinians | | Michal Hai - This week in the Occupied Territories: March 29 - April
4, 2020. Israeli Police, Border Police and army persisted in their
systemic harassment of the Issawiya neighborhood of East Jerusalem
this week, in the midst of the worsening Corona-virus crisis:
placing checkpoints, firing sponge rounds and teargas, arresting
locals and fining them; Hooligans from Havat Maon outpost were busy
this week stealing from their Palestinian neighbors; Israeli
soldiers violently arrested a Palestinian youth picking Ka`ub (globe
thistle) near Palestinian Susya, even though it is no longer
prohibited; settlers from the West Bank hill-range outposts are
widening a path they have cleared around Rashash, inside a nature
reserve and firing zones, as well as founding a new outpost –
Israeli police and army called to the site responded by chasing away
Palestinian shepherds, and fining activists and NGO workers who are
permitted (by of the Israeli Ministry of Health regulations) on the
ground in order to document illegal works. [ak]
| 9/4/2020 |
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