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28 February 2010
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The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) closed the Gaza Strip and the West Bank crossings. The closure started on Friday 26 February 2010 until Monday evening 1 March 2010. According to the field investigations conducted by Al Mean Centre for Human Rights, the IOF opened the Erez crossings on Friday just for patients, internationals and journalists. The IOF completely closed the crossing on Satuday and Sunday and it would open it for urgent humanitarian cases on Monday for three hours (starting from 7am to 9am and from 3pm-4pm). On Tuesday, working at the crossing would partially start. This closure comes due to the Jewish Purim holiday.
Press Statements
International Humanitarian Law
Diaries from the war
Schools visits
Rights of the Child campaign
Israel Continues to Tighten Restrictions on the Entry of Humanitarian and Commercial Supplies
Al Mezan Condemns Israel’s Arrest of a Palestinian Patient and Her Daughter Upon Their Return Through Rafah Crossing
12 Palestinians Killed and 36 Injured in Multiple Attacks as Rafah Crossing Remains Closed for the Third Consecutive Week
Catastrophic Collapse of Health Conditions in the Gaza Strip
Al Mezan Condemns the Transformation of Rafah Crossing into a Tool of Repression, Humiliation and Collective Punishment and Calls for the Protection of Palestinian Civilians
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