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Demand Israel Protect Gaza Palestinians in — Lift the Blockade, Make Medical Supplies AccessibleIfNotNow - 1.8 million Palestinians in the occupied Gaza Strip appear to be on the precipice of catastrophe — and the Israeli government, which controls what goes in and out of Gaza, has a responsibility to act now. Palestinians in Gaza must now weather the Coronavirus in addition to the punishing, 15-year-long Israeli blockade. The international community must do everything it can to protect everyone in the world from this pandemic — and this must include the stateless Palestinians in Gaza, whose lives are controlled by the Israeli military.If there was ever a moment to realize that we are in this fight together, it is now.[ak] 24/3/2020
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Coronavirus in the Gaza Strip - Only 70 ICU Beds Available- Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) - Last Sunday, the first two cases of COVID-19 were discovered in the Gaza Strip. This is exactly the scenario authorities in the Gaza Strip have been trying to avert for weeks by strictly monitoring and isolating people returning to the Strip, preventing gatherings and shutting down schools. Now that the virus has entered Gaza, they must adjust to a new reality of community transmission. This is a particularly ominous prospect given Gaza’s unique predicament, an area under occupation and siege with a health care system already plagued by severe shortages of funds, medical equipment, medicine, and staff, and it raises several concerns regarding preparedness for the coronavirus. Will Gaza’s health care system be able to stem the spread of the virus? [ak]24/3/2020
Fear, anxiety as besieged Gaza confirms first 2 coronavirus casesFarah Najjar and Maram Humaid - Al Jazeera - Authorities in the coastal enclave have shut restaurants and cafes, while Friday prayers have also been suspended [ry] 23/3/2020
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Fear, anxiety as besieged Gaza confirms first 2 coronavirus casesFarah Najjar & Maram Humaid - Al Jazeera - Authorities in the coastal enclave have shut restaurants and cafes, while Friday prayers have also been suspended [ry]23/3/2020
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Israel’s caging of Gaza is a recipe for coronavirus disasterJehad Abusalim - +972 "It is no exaggeration to say that the prospect of COVID-19 spreading in the Gaza Strip is terrifying. This year, 2020, is the year in which the United Nations and other international agencies predicted that Gaza would become “uninhabitable.” If Israel’s 13- year blockade and isolation of the strip continued, they warned, Gaza’s most basic services and its capacity to sustain itself would collapse." ca23/3/2020
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Coronavirus causes riots in the Gaza Strip Palestinian Center for Human Rights, Gaza - Authorities in the Gaza Strip ordered all returnees from abroad via Rafah Border Crossing to be placed in a mandatory quarantine at al-Nasser village, northeast of Rafah City - as a precautionary measure to prevent the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19). The villages`s schools of Ghassan Kanafani and Marmarah were taken over to serve as quarantine centers. On Sunday March 15, hundreds of al-Nasser villagers held a peaceful protest against this measure and were forcibly disperesd by Gazan security forces. Some ten citizens, including a child and a woman, sustained fractures and bruises all over their bodies and about 50 citizens, including 15 children, were arrested - some at the protest itself and some taken later from their homes. PCHR affirms the security forces’ right to enforce their decision, particularly in this stage and in light of the state of emergency declared by the Palestinian President to avoid the outbreak of Coronavirus; however, it stresses that the authorities should adhere to the proportionality standards for use of force and the regulations on the use of firearms in all circumstances. [ak]17/3/2020
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