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Nael al Kurdi was a student by day and sold falafel at night. When he was diagnosed with cancer, he traveled from Gaza to Egypt for treatment. But once the blockade was put in place, even though Nael petitioned the Israeli authorities repeatedly, he was not allowed to leave Gaza. He died as a result - he was only 21.
This story comes from a recent article by the BBC that describes life in Gaza as an "open prison". The territory's almost compete isolation is:
The situation in Gaza is incredibly dire - surely there is a way for Israel to see to its security needs without creating a humanitarian and human rights tragedy! Tell Israel to ease restrictions for medical travel and supplies!
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6:16 pm PDT, Apr 29,
KRISANN GUIDOTTI, New York
RESTORE HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS IN GAZA.STOP THE BLOOD SHED! ENOUGH.END THE WAR NOW.WHY DO YOU SUPPORT SUCH CRUELTY?HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF THIS WAS ONE OF YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS?WELL GUESS WHAT EVERY HUMAN BEING IS OUR FAMILY. |