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Recent Articles about Rafah Refugees/Immigration
Palestinians stranded in Egypt call for assistance Nov 12 07 100 of the 6,000 Palestinians stranded in Egypt allowed to cross back ... Jul 29 07 Rafah border/internment camp Dec 01 06 Latest News ArticlesFree Gaza boats return to Cyprus, with Palestinian patients on board 00:23 Sat 30 Aug Palestinian and Israeli leaders to meet for talks on Sunday 00:15 Sat 30 Aug Hamas: “P.A security arrests 11 members in the West Bank” 00:06 Sat 30 Aug Palestinian journalist recounts mistreatment while detained by the P.A 23:42 Fri 29 Aug Detainees in Al Jalama Israeli prison on hunger strike 23:20 Fri 29 Aug One wounded at Bil'in nonviolent protest 15:28 Fri 29 Aug Weekly non- violent protest in Nil'in village 15:07 Fri 29 Aug Weekly A-Ma'sara protest against the Wall 14:58 Fri 29 Aug One Palestinian man killed by an Israeli landmine near Jenin 11:59 Fri 29 Aug The Israeli army forces Palestinian men to remove their cloths at a checkpoint near Jenin city 11:39 Fri 29 Aug Full StoryStranded Palestinians to commence hunger-strikeA group of Palestinian stranded on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing on Wednesday stated that they would soon commence a hunger strike in protest against their continued predicament. In a message directed to the Palestinian Embassy in Egypt and the Egyptian and Israeli governments, the group called for an end to their plight, which has now lasted for more than three months, warning that they would soon have no choice but to commence with a hunger strike. |