Jenin - Ma'an Special - The Director of Ambulance and Emergency at the Palestinian Red Crescent in Jenin, Mahmoud al-Saadi, told Ma'an's correspondent that the occupation is preventing ambulances from entering to deliver medical and humanitarian aid to citizens inside the camp. Al-Saadi confirmed that ambulances are being shot at by the occupation soldiers, and that ambulance officers were prevented from entering Jenin camp, despite having received prior coordination to enter the camp. Al-Saadi explained that many appeals reached the Red Crescent Society from citizens besieged inside the camp who need medicine and water, especially since the occupation has been preventing them from leaving their homes for five days. Al-Saadi called on international institutions to intervene to force the occupation to allow relief crews to enter to deliver aid to those in need inside the camp. Source: Maan News Agency
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