21 july 2020
Fakhri Musa Nasr Ikhleel 79
An elderly Palestinian man has succumbed to the coronavirus disease in the West Bank, making him victim number 67 since the outbreak of the pandemic in Palestine in early March, the Ministry of Health said this morning.
It said the 79-year-old victim was from the town of Beit Ummar, north of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, the current epicenter of the disease and where the majority of the latest corona-related deaths came from.
Other than the three corona deaths in East Jerusalem and one in Gaza, the rest are in the West Bank.
Over 400 coronavirus cases in West Bank, two deaths in last 24 hours – Health Ministry
A total of 403 new cases of coronavirus and two deaths were confirmed in the West Bank in the last 24 hours raising the total number of cases in Palestine to 10923, today said the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
It said 40 of the patients are in intensive care in hospitals and four are on respirators.
While 11 cases in the West Bank have recovered for a total of 2106, the overall active cases in Palestine stood at 8750, said the ministry.
With the two new corona-related deaths, total deaths since March is now 67, among them 63 in the West Bank, three in East Jerusalem and one in the Gaza Strip.
The Ministry said that out of the new 403 cases, 91 were in East Jerusalem, 49 in the Ramallah district with only seven in the city, and 119 in the Hebron district, including 26 in the city and 29 in the town of Idna. Hebron district has the highest number of cases with over 5000.
Nablus city had 19 new cases and Aqbat Jabr refugee camp in Jericho had 23.
An elderly Palestinian man has succumbed to the coronavirus disease in the West Bank, making him victim number 67 since the outbreak of the pandemic in Palestine in early March, the Ministry of Health said this morning.
It said the 79-year-old victim was from the town of Beit Ummar, north of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, the current epicenter of the disease and where the majority of the latest corona-related deaths came from.
Other than the three corona deaths in East Jerusalem and one in Gaza, the rest are in the West Bank.
Over 400 coronavirus cases in West Bank, two deaths in last 24 hours – Health Ministry
A total of 403 new cases of coronavirus and two deaths were confirmed in the West Bank in the last 24 hours raising the total number of cases in Palestine to 10923, today said the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
It said 40 of the patients are in intensive care in hospitals and four are on respirators.
While 11 cases in the West Bank have recovered for a total of 2106, the overall active cases in Palestine stood at 8750, said the ministry.
With the two new corona-related deaths, total deaths since March is now 67, among them 63 in the West Bank, three in East Jerusalem and one in the Gaza Strip.
The Ministry said that out of the new 403 cases, 91 were in East Jerusalem, 49 in the Ramallah district with only seven in the city, and 119 in the Hebron district, including 26 in the city and 29 in the town of Idna. Hebron district has the highest number of cases with over 5000.
Nablus city had 19 new cases and Aqbat Jabr refugee camp in Jericho had 23.
20 july 2020
Palestine Monday evening confirmed a new novel coronavirus fatality, raising the death total since the pandemic outbreak in the occupied territories to 66.
The Health Ministry announced in a press release that a 73-year-old man died of the pandemic in the town of Sa‘ir, northeast of Hebron.
Earlier today, the Health Ministry confirmed 468 new cases of coronavirus in the occupied territories during the past 24 hours.
The ministry said 40 patients are currently in intensive care units, including three placed on respirators, while there were no reports of recoveries.
According to the latest coronavirus data, the confirmed cases in the occupied territories (West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and Gaza) reached 10,520.
Out of the 10,520 cases, 8,842 are recorded in the West Bank, 74 in the Gaza Strip and 1,604 in East Jerusalem.
Recoveries have totaled 2,095, including 174 in East Jerusalem, leaving a total of 8,359 active cases.
The Health Ministry announced in a press release that a 73-year-old man died of the pandemic in the town of Sa‘ir, northeast of Hebron.
Earlier today, the Health Ministry confirmed 468 new cases of coronavirus in the occupied territories during the past 24 hours.
The ministry said 40 patients are currently in intensive care units, including three placed on respirators, while there were no reports of recoveries.
According to the latest coronavirus data, the confirmed cases in the occupied territories (West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and Gaza) reached 10,520.
Out of the 10,520 cases, 8,842 are recorded in the West Bank, 74 in the Gaza Strip and 1,604 in East Jerusalem.
Recoveries have totaled 2,095, including 174 in East Jerusalem, leaving a total of 8,359 active cases.
Ismail Abu Rabee 83
A total of 468 new coronavirus cases and three deaths from the disease were recorded in Palestine over the past 24 hours, today said the Palestinian Ministry of Health, leaving the active cases at 8360 and total deaths at 65.
It said 40 patients are currently in intensive care units, including three placed on respirators, while there were no reports of recoveries.
Two new cases of travelers to Gaza who were in quarantine have tested positive for the disease weeks after not recording any cases there, 101 of the new cases were in East Jerusalem, 135 in the Hebron district, including 37 in the city, and the rest divided between all the other districts.
A total of 468 new coronavirus cases and three deaths from the disease were recorded in Palestine over the past 24 hours, today said the Palestinian Ministry of Health, leaving the active cases at 8360 and total deaths at 65.
It said 40 patients are currently in intensive care units, including three placed on respirators, while there were no reports of recoveries.
Two new cases of travelers to Gaza who were in quarantine have tested positive for the disease weeks after not recording any cases there, 101 of the new cases were in East Jerusalem, 135 in the Hebron district, including 37 in the city, and the rest divided between all the other districts.
19 july 2020
Gabriel Rashid 69
The Ministry of Health announced today that two people died from COVID-19 (coronavirus) in the southern West Bank district of Hebron, the epicenter of the disease in Palestine, bringing up the death toll to 64.
It said a 53-year-old woman died of the disease in Hebron city, while a 69-year-old man died in the nearby town of Yatta.
The Ministry of Health announced today that two people died from COVID-19 (coronavirus) in the southern West Bank district of Hebron, the epicenter of the disease in Palestine, bringing up the death toll to 64.
It said a 53-year-old woman died of the disease in Hebron city, while a 69-year-old man died in the nearby town of Yatta.
The ministry said with the death of the two, the total death toll from coronavirus in Palestine has reached 64 since the outbreak of the pandemic in early March.
465 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Palestine during the past 24 hours, which raises the total active cases in Palestine to 7,895.
465 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Palestine during the past 24 hours, which raises the total active cases in Palestine to 7,895.
The Ministry of Health announced today that 465 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Palestine during the past 24 hours, which raise the total cases in Palestine to 7,895.
The Health Ministry said that 120 of the new cases were in occupied East Jerusalem, eight in Ramallah and al-Bireh, one in Bethlehem, one in Salfit, five in Jenin, three in Nablus and 312 in the Hebron district.
It said in its daily report on the coronavirus situation that 14 patients remain in serious condition and were placed in intensive care, among them four are on respirators.
In addition, 325 patients have recovered, including 315 in the Hebron governorate, five in Bethlehem, three in Tulkarm and two in Nablus, bringing up the total recoveries in Palestine to 2095.
The Health Ministry said that 120 of the new cases were in occupied East Jerusalem, eight in Ramallah and al-Bireh, one in Bethlehem, one in Salfit, five in Jenin, three in Nablus and 312 in the Hebron district.
It said in its daily report on the coronavirus situation that 14 patients remain in serious condition and were placed in intensive care, among them four are on respirators.
In addition, 325 patients have recovered, including 315 in the Hebron governorate, five in Bethlehem, three in Tulkarm and two in Nablus, bringing up the total recoveries in Palestine to 2095.
Two Palestinian civilians were injured, on Saturday, and many others choked on tear-gas fired by the Israeli forces, at a nonviolent protest in the village of Beita, Palestinian WAFA News Agency reported.
WAFA correspondent stated that Palestinians held a demonstration, south of Nablus City in the northern occupied West Bank, to express their total rejection of illegal Israeli settlement activities.
Israeli forces fired rubber-coated steel rounds, stun grenades and tear-gas canisters to suppress the peaceful protesters, at least one was shot and injured by a rubber-coated steel round in his left arm.
Another protester was wounded, suffering severe bruising, when he was run over by Israeli soldiers who were chasing protesters. Both were transferred to Rafidia Public Hospital in Nablus for necessary treatment.
Other protesters, including medics, suffered the toxic effects of tear-gas inhalation.
The Jerusalem Press identified the Palestinian injured by a steel round as Ayoub Hamyal, 32, and added that a paramedic from the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) suffered the effects of tear-gas inhalation.
It also noted that the concussion grenades and tear-gas canisters started fires in some areas of agricultural fields.
Palestinian factions called for demonstrations to confront the attempts by illegal Israeli settlers to expropriate Palestinian land.
Local official, Ghassan Daghlas, in charge of monitoring Israeli colonial activities in the area, told WAFA that Israeli colonists set up 6 tents in Jabal Sbeih area, near Beita village, in an apparent prelude to seize Palestinian-owned land, to establish a new illegal settlement outpost.
WAFA correspondent stated that Palestinians held a demonstration, south of Nablus City in the northern occupied West Bank, to express their total rejection of illegal Israeli settlement activities.
Israeli forces fired rubber-coated steel rounds, stun grenades and tear-gas canisters to suppress the peaceful protesters, at least one was shot and injured by a rubber-coated steel round in his left arm.
Another protester was wounded, suffering severe bruising, when he was run over by Israeli soldiers who were chasing protesters. Both were transferred to Rafidia Public Hospital in Nablus for necessary treatment.
Other protesters, including medics, suffered the toxic effects of tear-gas inhalation.
The Jerusalem Press identified the Palestinian injured by a steel round as Ayoub Hamyal, 32, and added that a paramedic from the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) suffered the effects of tear-gas inhalation.
It also noted that the concussion grenades and tear-gas canisters started fires in some areas of agricultural fields.
Palestinian factions called for demonstrations to confront the attempts by illegal Israeli settlers to expropriate Palestinian land.
Local official, Ghassan Daghlas, in charge of monitoring Israeli colonial activities in the area, told WAFA that Israeli colonists set up 6 tents in Jabal Sbeih area, near Beita village, in an apparent prelude to seize Palestinian-owned land, to establish a new illegal settlement outpost.
18 july 2020
educational counselor in Yatta Ahmed Abu Awad district, 40
The Ministry of Health announced today evening that four more people died from COVID-19 (coronavirus) in Hebron Governorate, south of the West Bank, bringing today's death toll to six.
The ministry said with the death of the four, who range in age between 40, 59, 69 and 95, the total death toll from coronavirus in Palestine has reached 62 since the outbreak of the pandemic in early March.
The Ministry of Health announced today evening that four more people died from COVID-19 (coronavirus) in Hebron Governorate, south of the West Bank, bringing today's death toll to six.
The ministry said with the death of the four, who range in age between 40, 59, 69 and 95, the total death toll from coronavirus in Palestine has reached 62 since the outbreak of the pandemic in early March.
Earlier today, 532 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Palestine, bringing the total active cases in the country to 7759.
Health Ministry: 532 new corona cases in Palestine, three deaths and 104 recovered in last 24 hours
Coronavirus test results showed 532 new cases in the West Bank in the last 24 hours, raising total in Palestine to 9587, among them 7759 still active, and three deaths for a total of 58 since March, today said the Ministry of Health.
Health Ministry: 532 new corona cases in Palestine, three deaths and 104 recovered in last 24 hours
Coronavirus test results showed 532 new cases in the West Bank in the last 24 hours, raising total in Palestine to 9587, among them 7759 still active, and three deaths for a total of 58 since March, today said the Ministry of Health.
It said 16 patients remain in serious condition in intensive care, among them seven are on respirators.
In addition, 104 patients have recovered, including 73 in the Hebron governorate, 29 in Nablus and two in Jenin, for a total of 1770 in Palestine in general.
The Ministry said that among the new cases, 96 were in occupied East Jerusalem, 35 in Ramallah and al-Bireh, and 47 in Dura in the Hebron governorate while 23 were in Hebron city.
The weekend total lockdown remains in force in an effort by the government to contain the fast spread of the disease.
Another Palestinian man dies from coronavirus in West Bank; total 58 in Palestine
A 55-year-old Palestinian man has died of coronavirus in the West Bank this morning, raising the total corona-related deaths in Palestine to 58, according to the Ministry of Health.It said the latest corona victim was from the town of Izzariyeh, east of Jerusalem.
With the exception of three dead in East Jerusalem and one in Gaza, the remaining 54 deaths were in the West Bank, and mainly in the Hebron district, the current epicenter of the corona disease in Palestine.
In addition, 104 patients have recovered, including 73 in the Hebron governorate, 29 in Nablus and two in Jenin, for a total of 1770 in Palestine in general.
The Ministry said that among the new cases, 96 were in occupied East Jerusalem, 35 in Ramallah and al-Bireh, and 47 in Dura in the Hebron governorate while 23 were in Hebron city.
The weekend total lockdown remains in force in an effort by the government to contain the fast spread of the disease.
Another Palestinian man dies from coronavirus in West Bank; total 58 in Palestine
A 55-year-old Palestinian man has died of coronavirus in the West Bank this morning, raising the total corona-related deaths in Palestine to 58, according to the Ministry of Health.It said the latest corona victim was from the town of Izzariyeh, east of Jerusalem.
With the exception of three dead in East Jerusalem and one in Gaza, the remaining 54 deaths were in the West Bank, and mainly in the Hebron district, the current epicenter of the corona disease in Palestine.
Muhammad Hussein Al-Suwaiti, 60
Two Palestinian men in their 60s have died of coronavirus in the West Bank last night and this morning, raising the total corona-related deaths in Palestine to 57, according to the Ministry of Health.
It said a 64-year-old man from Beit Kahil, in the southern West Bank Hebron district, has died of the disease this morning, and a 60-year-old man from Beit Awwa, also in the Hebron district, has died last night.
Two Palestinian men in their 60s have died of coronavirus in the West Bank last night and this morning, raising the total corona-related deaths in Palestine to 57, according to the Ministry of Health.
It said a 64-year-old man from Beit Kahil, in the southern West Bank Hebron district, has died of the disease this morning, and a 60-year-old man from Beit Awwa, also in the Hebron district, has died last night.
With the exception of three dead in East Jerusalem and one in Gaza, the remaining 53 were in the West Bank, and mainly in the Hebron district, the current epicenter of the corona disease in Palestine.
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