{"id":198273,"date":"2009-03-10T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2019-03-12T17:34:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.un.org\/unispal\/?p=198273"},"modified":"2019-03-12T17:34:04","modified_gmt":"2019-03-12T17:34:04","slug":"auto-insert-198273","status":"publish","type":"document","link":"https:\/\/www.un.org\/unispal\/document\/auto-insert-198273\/","title":{"rendered":"OPT: Protection of civilians, new demolition orders – OCHA Weekly report (4-10 Mar 2009)"},"content":{"rendered":"
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OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS<\/p><\/div>\n

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P.O. Box 38712, East Jerusalem, Phone: (+972) 2-582 9962 \/ 582 5853, Fax: (+972) 2-582 5841 <\/span>ochaopt@un.org<\/u><\/span>, <\/span>www.ochaopt.org<\/u><\/a><\/p><\/div>\n

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Protection of Civilians Weekly Report<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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4 – 10 March 2009<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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New Developments since 10 March<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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\n\t\t\t\t11 March: Israeli troops shot and killed a 17-year-old boy from Deir Abu Mish'al village in the<\/span> <\/span>Ramallah governorate, reportedly after Molotov cocktails were thrown at Israeli troops near<\/span> <\/span> Halamish settlement.<\/span>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n
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West Bank<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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Hundreds at-risk of displacement due to<\/strong><\/span> <\/strong><\/span>new eviction and demolition orders<\/strong><\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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More eviction orders issued in East<\/strong><\/i><\/span> <\/strong><\/i><\/span>Jerusalem<\/strong><\/i><\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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On 5 March, orders for eviction within 10<\/span> <\/span>days were issued against two buildings in<\/span> <\/span>the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood and two<\/span> <\/span>buildings in Al Abbasiyeh neighbourhood of<\/span> <\/span>Ath Thuri (Abu Tor) in East Jerusalem.<\/span> <\/span>These orders place an estimated 320<\/span> <\/span>Palestinians at-risk of displacement.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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In the Sheikh Jarrah case, the families who<\/span> <\/span>own the buildings had previously received<\/span> <\/span>eviction orders. The affected buildings are in<\/span> <\/span>the same area as that of a family, who was<\/span> <\/span>forcibly evicted from their home in<\/span> <\/span>November 2008 after residing in it since the<\/span> <\/span>1950s. That eviction occurred several<\/span> <\/span>months after a Jerusalem court ruled in<\/span> <\/span>favour of a group of Israeli settlers, who<\/span> <\/span>possessed an Ottoman-era bill, which they<\/span> <\/span>claimed proved their ownership of the land<\/span> <\/span>on which the house was built. The two<\/span> <\/span>Sheikh Jarrah buildings are affected by the<\/span> <\/span>same court decision, which is currently<\/span> <\/span>being contested.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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New wave of demolition orders<\/strong><\/i><\/p><\/div>\n

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The Israeli army delivered during the week<\/span> <\/span>demolition orders for 21 Palestinian-owned<\/span> <\/span>structures, including 9 residential structures,<\/span> <\/span>a medical clinic under construction, and<\/span> <\/span>seven water cisterns, due to lack of permit in<\/span> <\/span>Area C. The orders, which were issued for<\/span> <\/span>structures in the Jenin, Nablus and Hebron<\/span> <\/span>governorates, threaten to displace 67<\/span> <\/span>Palestinians, including 41 children. The<\/span> <\/span>demolition of the clinic will affect some 1,200<\/span> <\/span>Palestinians living in Al Beqa, located<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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between the settlements of Kiryat Arba and<\/span> <\/span>Kharsina (Hebron). Thousands of<\/span> <\/span>Palestinian families live under the constant<\/span> <\/span>threat of displacement due to thousands of<\/span> <\/span>pending demolition orders in Area C.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Military activities affecting civilians<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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Twenty Palestinians, including four children,<\/span> <\/span>were injured during the week due to Israeli- Palestinian violence. The majority of injuries<\/span> <\/span>(12, including two women) occurred during<\/span> <\/span>anti-Barrier demonstrations. Other contexts<\/span> <\/span>of injury were Israeli army search campaigns<\/span> <\/span>(five, including three children and two<\/span> <\/span>internationals); settler violence (2); and<\/span> <\/span>confrontations with the IDF or Border Police<\/span> <\/span>(3, including 1 child). Also during the week,<\/span> <\/span>the Israeli army erected 52 flying<\/span> <\/span>checkpoints, down from 70 during the<\/span> <\/span>previous period.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Searches<\/strong><\/i><\/span>: The Israeli army carried out 108<\/span> <\/span>search operations during the week, down<\/span> <\/span>from 115 the previous week. Fifty (50)<\/span> <\/span>Palestinians were arrested, compared to 77<\/span> <\/span>during the previous period. For the second<\/span> <\/span>time in as many weeks, the Israeli army<\/span> <\/span>conducted a search campaign in Haris<\/span> <\/span>village in the Salfit governorate, allegedly<\/span> <\/span>after stones were thrown at Israeli vehicles<\/span> <\/span>passing on Road 5. The Israeli army<\/span> <\/span>imposed a 17-hour-long curfew and closed<\/span> <\/span>the three entrances of the village with earth<\/span> <\/span>mounds. The army later removed one of the<\/span> <\/span>earth mounds. A similar operation was<\/span> <\/span>conducted in Hajja village in the Qalqiliya<\/span> <\/span>governorate, where the Israeli army imposed<\/span> <\/span>a 12-hour curfew, allegedly after stone- throwing on Road 55.The army closed the<\/span> <\/span>two entrances of the village with earth<\/span> <\/span>mounds. Palestinians later opened one earth mound, but the other entrance remains<\/span> <\/span>closed.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Palestinian bulldozer driver hits police<\/strong><\/span> <\/strong><\/span>car and bus<\/strong><\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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On 5 March, a 24-year-old Palestinian male<\/span> <\/span>driving a bulldozer hit a police car and a<\/span> <\/span>civilian bus in West Jerusalem. Two Israeli<\/span> <\/span>police were lightly injured, and the driver<\/span> <\/span>was shot multiple times by an Israeli<\/span> <\/span>policeman and a taxi driver. He later died of<\/span> <\/span>his wounds.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Land levelling and requisition<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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Israeli contractors continued levelling land in<\/span> <\/span>the areas of Wadi Ar Rasha and Ras At Tira;<\/span> <\/span>Jayyus; and Azzun Atme in the Qalqiliya<\/span> <\/span>governorate, reportedly for re-routing of the<\/span> <\/span>Barrier. Land levelling also continued near<\/span> <\/span>Karmel settlement in the Hebron<\/span> <\/span>governorate. On 8 March, the Israeli police<\/span> <\/span>detained 19 Palestinians trying to reach their<\/span> <\/span>lands during the levelling. Two internationals<\/span> <\/span>were arrested and released the next day.<\/span> <\/span>Also during the week, Palestinians from<\/span> <\/span>Bil'in, Kharbatha Bani Harith and Deir<\/span> <\/span>Qaddis villages, northwest of Ramallah city<\/span> <\/span>found requisition orders for 142 dunums of<\/span> <\/span>land posted on the Barrier gates. The<\/span> <\/span>affected land lies to the west of the Barrie<\/span>r <\/span>and has been under settlement control for<\/span> <\/span>the past 10 years, as settlement housing<\/span> <\/span>units have been constructed on the land.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Demonstrations against the Barrier and<\/strong><\/span> <\/strong><\/span>settlement expansion<\/strong><\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Weekly anti-barrier demonstrations<\/strong><\/i><\/p><\/div>\n

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continued in the villages of Bil'in, Ni'lin<\/span> <\/span>(Ramallah), Al Ma'asara (Bethlehem) and<\/span> <\/span>Jayyus (Qalqiliya). In addition, on four days,<\/span> <\/span>Palestinian, international and Israeli peace<\/span> <\/span>activists held demonstrations in Wadi ar<\/span> <\/span>Rasha, inside the Alfe Menashe enclave in<\/span> <\/span>the Qalqiliya governorate protesting the re­routing of the Barrier. The re-routing will take<\/span> <\/span>additional land from Palestinians, and does<\/span> <\/span>not place the Barrier on the Green Line.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Also in the Qalqiliya governorate, activists<\/span> <\/span>held the first demonstration in Burin village<\/span> <\/span>against settlement expansion. Burin is<\/span> <\/span>surrounded by the Bracha and Yitzhar<\/span> <\/span>settlements and has been the target of<\/span> <\/span>numerous settler attacks.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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IDF raids on villages protesting Barrier<\/strong><\/i><\/span> <\/strong><\/i><\/span>construction<\/strong><\/i><\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Confrontations took place<\/span> <\/span>between the Israeli army and the residents<\/span> <\/span>of Ni'lin and Bil'in villages in the Ramallah<\/span> <\/span>governorate following two separate<\/span> <\/span>overnight raids of the villages. The Israeli<\/span> <\/span>army fired tear gas and sound grenades<\/span> <\/span>towards Palestinian houses in the area. In<\/span> <\/span>Bil'in, soldiers at a flying checkpoint set up in<\/span> <\/span>the centre of the village searched civilians<\/span> <\/span>and vehicles. No injuries or arrests were<\/span> <\/span>reported. Both villages are the sites of<\/span> <\/span>weekly anti-Barrier demonstrations. Over 10<\/span> <\/span>similar incidents were reported in February<\/span> <\/span>in Bil'in, Ni'lin and Al Ma'asara village, in the<\/span> <\/span>Bethlehem governorate, raising concerns<\/span> <\/span>about the apparent harassment of<\/span> <\/span>Palestinians protesting the Barrier. Also<\/span> <\/span>during the week, the Israeli army conducted<\/span> <\/span>a search campaign and imposed a three- hour curfew in Jayyus after stones were<\/span> <\/span>thrown at the Barrier gate.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Poor water quality in Massafer Yatta<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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The findings of an assessment of cisterns in<\/span> <\/span>the Massafer Yatta area of the Hebron<\/span> <\/span>governorate indicate that, due to the very<\/span> <\/span>poor levels of water quality, much of it is<\/span> <\/span>unfit for human consumption. Given past<\/span> <\/span>experience, consumption of the water would<\/span> <\/span>likely raise the risk of water-borne diseases.<\/span> <\/span>One of the main causes is that, due to the<\/span> <\/span>lack of water, the catchment areas around<\/span> <\/span>the cisterns were not properly cleaned prior<\/span> <\/span>to the influx of rainwater into the system.<\/span> <\/span>Given severe\t<\/span>drought\t<\/span>conditions experienced in Massafer Yatta, people were<\/span> <\/span>attempting to collect the largest quantities of<\/span> <\/span>water and used the first rains to store water,<\/span> <\/span>instead of draining the catchment areas.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Access and Closures<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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The Israeli army imposed a three-day<\/span> <\/span>general closure on the West Bank, due to<\/span> <\/span>the Jewish holiday of Purim. Also, during the<\/span> <\/span>week, the Israeli army removed Ar Ras \/<\/span> <\/span>Kafriat checkpoint, which controlled all traffic<\/span> <\/span>to and from seven villages in the southern<\/span> <\/span>Tulkarem district (approximately 12,000<\/span> <\/span>people) to Tulkarm city. Rremoval of this<\/span> <\/span>checkpoint also facilitates movement<\/span> <\/span>between Tulkarm city and the southern West<\/span> <\/span>Bank districts, by providing a means of<\/span> <\/span>bypassing Enav checkpoint, where long<\/span> <\/span>delays are reported as a result of continued<\/span> <\/span>land leveling and related works for expansion of the checkpoint. The Israeli<\/span> <\/span>army also allowed this week sheep and goat<\/span> <\/span>herders to cross agricultural gates in<\/span> <\/span>northern Tulkarm and southwest Jenin<\/span> <\/span>governorates and access grazing areas<\/span> <\/span>between the Barrier and the Green Line,<\/span> <\/span>following a four week restriction due to the<\/span> <\/span>risk of foot and mouth disease spreading in<\/span> <\/span>the area.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Settler Violence<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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Several incidents of settler violence were<\/span> <\/span>reported during the week. Groups of Israeli<\/span> <\/span>settlers attacked and robbed a 42-year-old<\/span> <\/span>Palestinian shepherd and attacked another<\/span> <\/span>four Palestinian shepherds in separate<\/span> <\/span>incidents in the Jenin governorate. In the<\/span> <\/span>Jericho governorate, a settler stole sheep<\/span> <\/span>belonging to a Palestinian family. The sheep<\/span> <\/span>were later returned to the family after the<\/span> <\/span>Palestinian and Israeli DCLs intervened.<\/span> <\/span>Also during the week, groups of Israeli<\/span> <\/span>settlers threw stones at Palestinian vehicles<\/span> <\/span>driving on Road 55 in the Qalqiliya<\/span> <\/span>governorate, and in three places on Road<\/span> <\/span>60. One Palestinian was injured. Also during<\/span> <\/span>the week, a group of settlers, guarded by the<\/span> <\/span>army, entered Nablus city during the night to<\/span> <\/span>visit Josef tomb. In a separate incident, the<\/span> <\/span>Palestinian Waqf security at Al Aqsa<\/span> <\/span>Mosque compound in Jerusalem reportedly<\/span> <\/span>identified a group of tens of settlers<\/span> <\/span>attempting to infiltrate the compound to hold<\/span> <\/span>Purim prayers. The settlers were<\/span> <\/span>apprehended and handed over to the Israeli<\/span> <\/span>police.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Gaza Strip Update<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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Ceasefire remains fragile<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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During the week, one Palestinian militant<\/span> <\/span>was killed and another injured by an Israeli<\/span> <\/span>air strike that hit their vehicle. Also, three<\/span> <\/span>Palestinian policemen were injured when<\/span> <\/span>Israeli troops opened-fire towards their<\/span> <\/span>vehicle. Of three Palestinian civilian injuries<\/span> <\/span>during the week, two, including one of a<\/span> <\/span>child, occurred when Israeli patrol boats<\/span> <\/span>opened-fire towards the Swedish Village,<\/span> <\/span>west of Rafah. In addition, the Israeli airforce<\/span> <\/span>(IAF) targeted and hit tunnels under the<\/span> <\/span>Rafah-Egypt border and one metal<\/span> <\/span>workshop in Gaza City. The workshop<\/span> <\/span>sustained damages. Of note, not reported<\/span> <\/span>last week, students and teachers of an<\/span> <\/span>UNRWA school in Rafah were forced to evacuate the school on 3 March when an<\/span> <\/span>IAF air strike hit a nearby area.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Palestinian factions reportedly fired 29<\/span> <\/span>homemade rockets and five mortar shells<\/span> <\/span>from Gaza towards southern Israel,<\/span> <\/span>including towards Kissufim military base.<\/span> <\/span>Two RPGs, fired by Palestinian factions, hit<\/span> <\/span>an Israeli military base east of Al Maghazi<\/span> <\/span>Camp, prompting return gunfire and tank<\/span> <\/span>shelling from Israeli soldiers. No injuries on<\/span> <\/span>either side were reported.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Gaza Military Court issues death<\/strong><\/span> <\/strong><\/span>sentences<\/strong><\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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According to the Palestinian Centre for <\/span>Human Rights, on 10 March, the Gaza<\/span> <\/span>Military Court sentenced three Palestinians<\/span> <\/span>to death, following their conviction in the<\/span> <\/span>murder of a 40-year-old Palestinian man.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Three killed in tunnels collapse<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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Three Palestinians were killed and three<\/span> <\/span>others injured when tunnels collapsed (5<\/span> <\/span>and 6 March). A total of 14 Palestinians<\/span> <\/span>have been killed and 10 injured in tunnels- related incidents since the ceasefires on 18<\/span> <\/span>January 2009.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Access to fisheries further restricted<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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The Israeli authorities further restricted the<\/span> <\/span>access of Gaza's fishermen to three nautical<\/span> <\/span>miles from the shore. This is a reduction<\/span> <\/span>from the six nautical miles imposed between<\/span> <\/span>the time the blockade was imposed on Gaza<\/span> <\/span>in June 2007 and the start of "Cast Lead" on<\/span> <\/span>27 December. It is a significant reduction<\/span> <\/span>from the 12 nautical miles Israel committed<\/span> <\/span>to under the Bertini Commitments in 2002.<\/span> <\/span>This reduction raises concerns over the<\/span> <\/span>upcoming fishing season, which reaches its<\/span> <\/span>annual peak in mid-April. In three separate<\/span> <\/span>incidents (4, 6 and 10 March), Israeli patrol<\/span> <\/span>boats fired towards Palestinian fishing boats,<\/span> <\/span>forcing the boats to return to shore.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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The blockade on Gaza continues<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

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Gaza crossings<\/strong><\/i>:<\/p><\/div>\n

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A total of 889 truckloads<\/span> <\/span>entered during the period, compared to 466<\/span> <\/span>last week. Though in limited quantities, the<\/span> <\/span>entry of wheat has enabled the five Gaza<\/span> <\/span>mills to continue functioning. One mill,<\/span> <\/span>bombarded and destroyed during military<\/span> <\/span>operations, remains non operational. One truckload of cut-flowers was allowed out of<\/span> <\/span>Gaza on 5 March.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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In addition, limited quantities of cooking gas<\/span> <\/span>(21% of estimated weekly needs) and<\/span> <\/span>industrial fuel (69% of estimated weekly<\/span> <\/span>needs) entered.Rafah Crossing remains closed; it was last<\/span> <\/span>opened for regular public use on 9 June<\/span> <\/span>2007. However, the crossing was<\/span> <\/span>exceptionally and partially opened for urgent<\/span> <\/span>cases and humanitarian delegations during<\/span> <\/span>the week. Also, 105 truckloads of medical<\/span> <\/span>and relief supplies were allowed in on 7, 8<\/span> <\/span>and 9 March.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Items restricted for entry<\/strong><\/i><\/span>: Many critically<\/span> <\/span>needed items (spare parts, construction<\/span> <\/span>materials, etc.) remain restricted for entry,<\/span> <\/span>preventing reconstruction and recovery<\/span> <\/span>efforts. Moreover, the continued restriction<\/span> <\/span>on the entry of cash is affecting the ability of<\/span> <\/span>65,700 PA staff to withdraw their salaries<\/span> <\/span>from the banks. According to the International Monetary Fund, this affects the<\/span> <\/span>livelihoods of approximately half a million<\/span> <\/span>Gazans. UNRWA is also unable to distribute<\/span> <\/span>cash assistance until cash is allowed entry.<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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Access to water and electricity in Gaza<\/strong><\/span> <\/strong><\/span>remains difficult<\/strong><\/span><\/p><\/div>\n

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50,000 people continue to have no running<\/span> <\/span>water, and an additional 100,000 receive<\/span> <\/span>water only every 5-6 days, primarily in the<\/span> <\/span>North Gaza district, eastern areas of Khan<\/span> <\/span>Younis and Az Zeitoun area of Gaza City.<\/span> <\/span>Access to water for the affected population<\/span> <\/span>will remain difficult until spare parts and<\/span> <\/span>repair materials are allowed entry into Gaza.<\/span> <\/span>According to the Gaza Electricity Distribution<\/span> <\/span>Company (GEDCO), 90% of the Gaza<\/span> <\/span>population experiences intermittent power<\/span> <\/span>cuts, resulting from scheduled power cuts.<\/span> <\/span>The remaining 10% of the Gaza population<\/span> <\/span>has remained without electricity, due to<\/span> <\/span>damages sustained by the electricity<\/span> <\/span>network, since the 27 December 2008 onset<\/span> <\/span>of the Israeli military operation "Cast Lead".<\/span><\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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