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Recovering the body parts of a Palestinian woman killed by Israeli drone strike (2009)
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Israel army repeatedly bombed news building while I was in it (2009, Gaza City)
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Elderly Palestinians held hostage by Israeli army, denied food & medicine, shot (2009)
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(2008, Gaza) With Palestinian Medics Looking For Survivors at Israeli-Bombed "American High School"
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(Jan 2009) Palestinian medics transporting victims of Israeli bombing to hospital
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Shifa Hospital: Palestinians critically injured by Israeli bombings in December 2008, Gaza
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December 27, 2008: 1st Israeli Bombings in 2008-2009 war on Gaza
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Walking past ruins of buildings in Gaza, Jan 8 2009
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Under Fire: Israeli Sniper Targets Uniformed Medics--what I witnessed in Gaza 2009
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Interviewed By Rajesh Sehgal, London News
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Eva K Bartlett describes the horrific conditions suffered by the Palestinian people
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David Kurten Show: “Hypocrisy and culpability of Western politicians/MSM on Ukraine and Gaza”
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Canadian journalist & author, Yves Engler, on Canada's complity in Israel's genocide of Gaza
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"Gutsy Women: Eva Bartlett"
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"Eva Bartlett Joins RBN Live. Zionists Push Censorship Regime. TRUTH About North Korea"
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(Jan 2009) Palestinian medics transporting victims of Israeli bombing to hospital

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Death fills the air, the streets in Gaza: updates from Gaza’s north

The numbers slaughtered and injured are so high now –521 and 2,700 as of this morning, Gaza time — that sitting next to a dead or dying person is becoming normal. The stain of blood on the ambulance stretcher pools next to my coat, the medic warning me my coat may be dirtied. What does it matter? The stain doesn’t revolt me as it would have, did, one week ago. Death fills the air, the streets in Gaza, and I cannot stress that this is no exaggeration.

The Israeli army occupied areas in the north, shelled houses, demolishing them, many injuries, dead, many off-limits to the ambulances.

Beit Hanoun is occupied by the Israeli army, which is now controlling the entry points to the northern region, cutting it off. One small, sub-par hospital without an ICU is staggering under the influx of injured from house demolitions, shellings, shootings… Two ambulances serve this region, I don’t have any information on their condition, the amount of petrol they have, or what areas of the Beit Hanoun region are accessible or not.

Entering via an ambulance to take an emergency case to Gaza’s Shifa hospital, I see the Beit Hanoun hospital crammed, with a frenzied air, families desperate to get their injured care…those who have been able to get to the hospital. Mohammed Sultan, 19, stands dazed with a gunshot graze to the back of his head. From Salateen, northwestern Gaza, he had to walk 1 km before a car could reach him and take him here.

The man we transfer to Shifa has been shot in the face. He is about 35, is a civilian, was in or near his house. His face has exploded, and we move as fast as possible over torn up roads, ambulance jarring as we move and as the medics try to administer delicate care. It’s on everyone’s mind that the army is present here, that our safety is not.

Beit Lahia and beyond, in the northwest, are mostly off-limits to ambulances, leaving the wounded and dead where they are. The calls from there for help, for evacuation, have been non-stop and now go ignored....
https://ingaza.wordpress.com/2009/01/05/death-fills-the-air-the-streets-in-gaza-updates-from-gazas-north/

https://ingaza.wordpress.com/2014/01/01/observations-from-occupied-palestine-in-gaza/

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