CrossFireArabia
CROSSFIREARABIA – Two Palestinian women were forced to deliver their babies inside the ambulances, Sunday. This because of the military cordons that were forced on the people of the city of Nablus, northern West Bank. The ambulance officers said because of the long stoppage procedures at the Israeli military checkpoints they just couldn’t take the women to hospitals in time and had to deliver them inside the ambulances.
CrossFireArabia
CROSSFIREARABIA – A Palestinian lady from the Qaryout village, south Nablus, loses fetus because the Israeli army refused to let an ambulance pass the Awarta military checkpoint, Monday, leading to the hospital. The ambulance crew were taken for questioning, leaving the lady on her own at the ambulance after herself being searched. The lady was sixth-month pregnant and was hemorrhaging. The ambulancemen also added that the soldiers forced them to turn off the ignition which led to the stoppage of the aiding equipment inside the vehicle. The ambulance was stopped for at least half-hour before being allowed to pass the military-checkpoint according to the Palestine Information Center.
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This is the so-called Beit Hanina dress. It is a traditional folk costume from the surrounding villages and towns of Jerusalem. It is distinguished by its intricate hand embroidery that reflects the rich Palestinian identity… The Beit Hanina dress, Jerusalem, 1958. The beauty about these folklore dresses are in the stitching and embroidery that represents different provincial regions of Palestine.
