For security reasons, Israel bans paper from Gaza schools

by Haitham Sabbah on 08/25/2007

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Not a joke, but yes sick...

The Israeli government forbade the entrance of paper for making text books to children from Gaza Strip, denounced Palestinian-Israeli Information-Investigation Center (CIIPI).

A released issued by the institution revealed that Palestinian children will attend the classrooms in September without their pens, pencils, books and more if the military command withholds the entry of five supply trucks to the region.

The Israeli Defense Ministry is considering if the load is part of the humanitarian aid material that should enter Gaza Strip, blockaded since June 14 when it was taken by the Islamic Resistance Movement.

The schools of the region are funded by the UN Agency of Palestinian Refugees, revealed the note.

CIIPI has always defended education as a way to achieve peace between Israeli and Palestinians but maintains that there cannot be education without supplies, stated the release.

[Source: Prensa Latina]

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{ 1 comment }

1 toasterhead September 2, 2007 at 6:11 pm

Well, the pen IS mightier than the sword…

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