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شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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A recent study conducted by the "Doctors for Human Rights" Association revealed that Palestinians residing in Israel face a profound crisis related to a lack of sense of security and access to healthcare services, accompanied by sharp ethnic and national gaps. Specifically, 42.5% of Palestinians reported feeling unsafe in public places, compared to 19% of Jews, with this percentage rising to half of Palestinian men. The study also showed that the high cost of healthcare prevents 24.1% of Palestinian men and 12% of Palestinian women from obtaining treatment, a rate more than three times higher than that among Jews. The findings confirmed that health and social barriers constitute direct discrimination that threatens public health, emphasizing the need to confront these challenges as part of the struggle for the right to health.
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