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9 November 2008
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The IOF continues to close Erez Crossing for 5 days in a row since Wednesday morning, 5 November 2008. Patients with critical medical conditions, who are referred to hospitals in the West Bank, Jerusalem and Israel, were denied access to it. Patients' travel mates, traders, journalists, foreigners, employees of international organizations and passengers to Allenby Bridge were denied access too.
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