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  "site": "https://www.thecanary.co",
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    "health",
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  "textContent": "Although he held medical reports, Ministry of Health documentation and even World Health Organization (WHO) approval for evacuation from Gaza, Ibrahim Abu Aram’s requests to leave the Strip for specialised treatment were never granted, despite many months of pleading from his family. While the Israeli occupation prevented him from leaving Gaza, his health rapidly deteriorated […]\n\nBy Charlie Jaay",
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