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Ambulance.
Human rights organisations have reported interference at Israeli checkpoints of Palestinian ambulances. Ambulance officers have been attacked and humililated at gunpoint and the vehicle ransacked, with patient inside. This trip from Jenin to Nablus was without incident. No images were taken at the checkpoint so as to ensure the safe passage of the patient.
Where: Jenin
When: May, 2007
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