Pregnant Woman Loses Fetus At West Bank Checkpoint
Paramedic Bashar Qaryouti said soldiers held the ambulance for more than 30 minutes and shut off medical equipment while the woman was bleeding heavily.
- On Monday, a 28-year-old pregnant woman from Qaryut lost her fetus after Israeli soldiers blocked her ambulance for more than 30 minutes at the Awarta checkpoint, disabling medical equipment keeping her stable.
- Following Friday's deadly clash near Tal that left two Israeli soldiers and four Palestinians dead, Israeli forces intensified a military crackdown detaining more than 70 suspects across the occupied West Bank overnight.
- Israeli settlers escalated violence Sunday by setting fire to the newly built Al-Rahma Mosque in Qusra, spray-painting graffiti reading "revenge for Benayahu," referencing Benayahu Mellet, a 32-year-old security team member killed Friday.
- Nine people were arrested at a Saturday protest in Tel Aviv against the crackdown, while UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories Francesca Albanese described settler attacks as amounting to "pogroms."
- Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced 763 new housing units in the Eli settlement as polls suggest Netanyahu could lose power in elections three months away, signaling accelerated settlement construction appeals to his right-wing base.
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Several people have been killed in the last few days, while a pregnant Palestinian woman lost her baby because she could not pass a checkpoint and be hospitalized. France reminds the Israeli army of its "responsibility to protect the civilian population".
According to the Palestinian relief workers, the ambulance carrying this 28-year-old six-month-old pregnant woman, who suffered from severe bleeding and was unconscious, was held for more than 30 minutes at the Awarta checkpoint by the Israeli army while she was going to the hospital.
A six-month-old pregnant woman lost her baby after the ambulance that rescued her was stopped by Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank, denounced Palestinian health professionals on Monday. Background: With Netanyahu about to meet Trump in Washington, Israel is setting up a military siege in the West Bank See: Israeli colonists are lighting two mosques in the north of the West Bank, Palestinian authorities report The 28-year-old Palestinian…
A woman lost her baby in the occupied West Bank on Monday, 27 July, after her ambulance was blocked and delayed for 30 minutes by Israeli army soldiers.
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