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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Madama's transformation into an open-air prison
Since October 11th, the town of Madama south of Nablus has been facing escalating blockade. The occupation forces have closed its main entrances with earth mounds, disrupting the movement of residents and emergency services. The blockade has led to the uprooting of approximately 800 dunams of land, prevented farmers from reaching their olive fields, depriving them of the harvest season and threatening their primary income source. Additionally, these measures have hindered patients from reaching hospitals quickly, forcing residents to carry patients on foot across barriers and rugged intersections, increasing the danger to medical cases and endangering patients' lives. The northern area and higher elevations are isolated, causing students to be cut off from their schools and amplifying the residents' suffering, amidst ongoing expansion of occupation measures that further divide and deepen the town’s isolation.
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