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Rafah Jabalia Gaza City Khan Yunis Beit Hanoun United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Zikim Gaza StriP - Karmiya ACCESS AND CLOSURE A e auGUST 2011 s n e o il A 3 Z n m a g l u in a Yad Mordekhai t c ¥ ic h i a s t l i u m F a As-Siafa i o n d le e e s N 5A h . s a 1 R l- A EREZ CROSSING (BEIT HANOUN) A Open six days a week for the movement of aid workers and limited number of authorized Palestinian medical and humanitarianNetiv ha-Asara cases only. 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