Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: la morte di un bambino palestinese

ora attendiamo che Luca Logi posti la notizia quella quarantina di
volte. Perché le vite umane sono tutte uguali ecc. ecc. (e lui non è
antisemita, no)
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5hSdSiGNczUEq7wNLMLLDzk0CW4iAD98860BG0
Gaza child dies, unable to reach Israeli hospital
By DIAA HADID – 21 hours ago
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — A sick child in the Gaza Strip died on
Sunday after Palestinian infighting and a blockade on the territory
prevented his parents from seeking medical treatment abroad for their
10-year-old cancer-stricken son.
Ribhi Jindiyeh is just one child, but his story highlights the price
some ordinary Gazans have paid for the conflict between Palestinian
rivals, the militant Muslim Hamas and the more secular Fatah.
The power struggle has exacerbated problems caused by a tough blockade
imposed by neighbors Egypt and Israel after Hamas wrested control of
the strip from Fatah in June 2007.
Since then, the Islamic group has systematically taken over government
agencies and in March sought to seize control of a medical committee
that handles requests from the seriously ill to travel abroad for
treatment unavailable at home. The committee's approval is key in the
process of having Palestinian officials apply for essential transmit
permits from the Israeli or Egyptian authorities.
As bickering continued, the committee halted work, trapping hundreds
of Palestinian patients unable to seek lifesaving treatment for cancer
and other diseases beyond Gaza's borders.
The World Health Organization has said eight such patients died by the
end of April.
Neither Hamas nor Fatah medical officials could be reached for comment
Sunday.
The ninth victim was 10-year-old Ribhi Jindiyeh, a lymphoma patient
who spent his last days in a Gaza City hospital, skinny, jaundiced and
too weak to move. He underwent chemotherapy last year in an Israeli
hospital, and when he returned home in January, he seemed better. But
in March, he began urinating blood, his father Hassan Jindiyeh said.
"He died, he died," the shocked father said quietly in a telephone
interview with The Associated Press from a local mosque where funeral
rites were taking place Sunday. In the background, mourners could be
heard chanting passages of the Quran, the Muslim holy book.
Following the child's March relapse, Hassan Jindiyeh applied for his
son to be treated at the Augusta Victoria Palestinian hospital in east
Jerusalem, but a date for treatment was slow in coming.
A hospital staffer said he believed the fax machine to which
Jindiyeh's parents sent medical records was not working and the
request was only seen in mid-May. By that time, a hospital specialist
decided the boy should be sent to a more specialized Israeli hospital.
"It was clear from the medical reports we saw that the boy would die
here. It was too late," said the official, speaking on condition of
anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.
Finally, Jindiyeh's parents received an appointment for their boy to
be treated in Israel's Tel Hashomer hospital on May 19.
An Israeli Defense Ministry official said a request to allow the
ailing boy to cross into Israel from Gaza was received on Sunday and
treated as urgent.
But it was too late for little Ribhi Jindiyeh, who died the same day
of heart failure.

antisemita, no)
Questa � polemica preventiva.

In le message del Mon, 18 May 2009 21:27:19 +0200, Donato Pecorella ha
scripte:
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Serotonina in riserva.

quando si preferisce impiegare i soldi in tutto tranne che nella
costruzione di ospedali...solite lacrime da coccodrillo...