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 | | On the eve of the war, the Palestinians lived humiliated in their prison, their roads open only to Jews, their sick and their expectant mothers doomed to suffering, their children to a long and arduous journey to school and their elderly to trudging through the mud. |
 | | They were trying to reach their district town, Qalqilyah, on the other side of the wadi; without access to it, their life is unbearable. |
 | | About two hours ago, the ambulance was called by a resident of Isla, one of the villages farther down the road from Azoun, to come for his mother, and only now has the ambulance from nearby Qalqilyah managed to reach the gate. |
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