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No Vaccination for Palestinian Children, Decides the Occupying Power, Israel
Lara Hamdan had no idea, when she went to the health services center in Ramallah, to vaccinate her one-year-old daughter, that the vaccination was not available and that she had to wait until Israeli authorities allow the vaccines to enter Palestine before her daughter can be vaccinated. Hamdan was concerned that, if her daughter does not get the right vaccination for children on time, her health might be at risk.
Lara Hamdan had no idea, when she went to the health services center in Ramallah, to vaccinate her one-year-old daughter, that the vaccination was not available and that she had to wait until Israeli authorities allow the vaccines to enter Palestine before her daughter can be vaccinated. Hamdan was concerned that, if her daughter does not get the right vaccination for children on time, her health might be at risk.
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