27
July
2010
Gaza Strip: international cooperation to save the life of little Palestinian girl cancer patient
Italy in the forefront to save the life of a girl from Gaza of only five years, seriously ill with cancer.
After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State.
The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico.
"The request for help is received by our volunteer who lives in Gaza and who knows the difficulties in receiving appropriate care within the Strip. Thanks to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Consulate in Jerusalem and the Israeli authorities, we managed to get - said the spokeswoman of A.N.G.E.L.S, Benedetta Paravia - all permits necessary for the transport of the little girl in our country. Her condition is serious, and unfortunately probably will undergo a transplant. "After a first cycle of chemotherapy Intisar was able to beat the cancer, but after a few months it came back even more invasive. Italy is the last chance for her life.
"Overcoming illness and suffering of the small is a marvelous victory forall: she wins, the non-profit organization A.N.G.E.L.S wins, Israel and Gaza win, Italy wins for its hospitality," said Senator Enrico Pianeta, President of the association Italy-Israel friends'.
A.N.G.E.L.S Press Office:
Emanuele de Filippis
+39.328.6216687
Press release
Asca nazionale 12.00
L’Unico 12:05
Fidest newpress 12:10
La Repubblica/Roma 12:33
Agenzia Dire 12:45
OmniRoma 12:48
Libero-News 12:50
AdnKronos nazionale 12:49
Vita.it 13:00
Il Velino nazionale 14:37
Il Velino esteri 14:38
Dire nazionale 14:48
Radio Vaticana 17:13
Il Riformista 17:16
Il Tempo
Cultura News
Area Tribuna economica
Politicamente corretto
Il Tempo:
http://www.iltempo.it/roma/2010/07/27/1184260-gaza_roma_tornare_vivere.shtml
Cultura News
http://www.culturalnews.it/dettaglio.asp?id=17705
Area Tribuna Economica
http://www.etribuna.com/aas/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=26993&Itemid=94
Politicamente corretto
http://www.politicamentecorretto.com/index.php?news=26245
http://roma.repubblica.it/cronaca/2010/07/26/news/bimba_gaza-5835846/
http://www.oecumene.radiovaticana.org/it1/Articolo.asp?c=410869
http://www.vita.it/news/view/105827
Radio Vaticana
Gaza Strip: international cooperation to save a Palestinian girl
Italy in the forefront to save the life of a girl from Gaza of only five years, seriously ill with cancer. After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State. The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico.
"The request for help is received by our volunteer who lives in Gaza and who knows the difficulties in receiving appropriate care within the Strip. Thanks to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Consulate in Jerusalem and the Israeli authorities, we managed to get - said the spokeswoman of A.N.G.E.L.S, Benedetta Paravia - all permits necessary for the transport of the little girl in our country. Her condition is serious, and unfortunately probably will undergo a transplant. "After a first cycle of chemotherapy Intisar was able to beat the cancer, but after a few months it came back even more invasive. Italy is the last chance for her life".
"Overcoming illness and suffering of the small is a marvelous victory forall: she wins, the non-profit organization A.N.G.E.L.S wins, Israel and Gaza win, Italy wins for its hospitality," said Senator Enrico Pianeta, President of the association' Italy-Israel friends'.
Il Riformista
Italy in the forefront to save the life of a girl from Gaza of only five years, seriously ill with cancer. After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State. The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico. "The request for help is received by our volunteer who lives in Gaza and who knows the difficulties in receiving appropriate care within the Strip. Thanks to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Consulate in Jerusalem and the Israeli authorities, we managed to get - said the spokeswoman of A.N.G.E.L.S, Benedetta Paravia - all permits necessary for the transport of the little girl in our country. Her condition is serious, and unfortunately probably will undergo a transplant. "After a first cycle of chemotherapy Intisar was able to beat the cancer, but after a few months it came back even more invasive. Italy is the last chance for her life". "Overcoming illness and suffering of the small is a marvelous victory forall: she wins, the non-profit organization A.N.G.E.L.S wins, Israel and Gaza win, Italy wins for its hospitality," said Senator Enrico Pianeta, President of the association' Italy-Israel friends'.
Vita.it
PALESTINE. Journey of Hope from Gaza to Rome
July 26, 2010
Thanks to the non-profit organization A.N.G.E.L.S. will be curated at the Policlinico Umberto I the little Intisar sick, of liver cancer
Italy in the forefront to save the life of a girl from Gaza of only five years, seriously ill with cancer. After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State. The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico. "The request for help is received by our volunteer who lives in Gaza and who knows the difficulties in receiving appropriate care within the Strip. Thanks to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Consulate in Jerusalem and the Israeli authorities, we managed to get - said the spokeswoman of A.N.G.E.L.S, Benedetta Paravia - all permits necessary for the transport of the little girl in our country. Her condition is serious, and unfortunately probably will undergo a transplant. "After a first cycle of chemotherapy Intisar was able to beat the cancer, but after a few months it came back even more invasive. Italy is the last chance for her life". "Overcoming illness and suffering of the small is a marvelous victory forall: she wins, the non-profit organization A.N.G.E.L.S wins, Israel and Gaza win, Italy wins for its hospitality," said Senator Enrico Pianeta, President of the association' Italy-Israel friends'.
Libero-news:
Chronicle | 26/07/2010 | 12.22 p.m. »
Health ': the little Palestinian cancer patient arrives in Rome
Roma, 26 July. (Adnkronos/Adnkronos Salute) - Italy in the forefront to save the life of a girl from Gaza of only five years, seriously ill with cancer. After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State. The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico. "The request for help is received by our volunteer who lives in Gaza and who knows the difficulties in receiving appropriate care within the Strip. Thanks to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Consulate in Jerusalem and the Israeli authorities, we managed to get - said the spokeswoman of A.N.G.E.L.S, Benedetta Paravia - all permits necessary for the transport of the little girl in our country. Her condition is serious, and unfortunately probably will undergo a transplant. "After a first cycle of chemotherapy Intisar was able to beat the cancer, but after a few months it came back even more invasive. Italy is the last chance for her life". "Overcoming illness and suffering of the small is a marvelous victory forall: she wins, the non-profit organization A.N.G.E.L.S wins, Israel and Gaza win, Italy wins for its hospitality," said Senator Enrico Pianeta, President of the association' Italy-Israel friends'.
OmniRoma
"Italy in the forefront to save the life of a girl from Gaza of only five years, seriously ill with cancer. After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State. The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico." Press release by A.N.G.E.L.S
(ASCA) - Roma, 26 July - Italy in the forefront to save the life of a girl from Gaza of only five years, seriously ill with cancer. After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State. The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico.
"The request for help is received by our volunteer who lives in Gaza and who knows the difficulties in receiving appropriate care within the Strip. Thanks to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Consulate in Jerusalem and the Israeli authorities, we managed to get - said the spokeswoman of A.N.G.E.L.S., Benedetta Paravia - all permits necessary for the transport of the little girl in our country. Her condition is serious, and unfortunately probably will undergo a transplant. "After a first cycle of chemotherapy Intisar was able to beat the cancer, but after a few months it came back even more invasive. Italy is the last chance for her life"."Overcoming illness and suffering of the small is a marvelous victory forall: she wins, the non-profit organization A.N.G.E.L.S. wins, Israel and Gaza win, Italy wins for its hospitality," said Senator Enrico Pianeta, President of the association' Italy-Israel friends'.
L'UNICO
|
After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State. The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico. |
La Repubblica – Cronaca di Roma
ME, GAZA STRIP GIRL 5 YEARS OLD IN ROME TO CURE CANCER
"Italy in the forefront to save the life of a girl from Gaza of only five years, seriously ill with cancer. After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State. The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico. This in a press release by A.N.G.E.L.S
DIRE
Roma, 26 July. - Italy in the forefront to save the life of a girl from Gaza of only five years, seriously ill with cancer. After crossing Erez with her father, the little Intisar MS Almshalah will arrive this evening at 20.00 to the airport of Fiumicino, through the Ceremonial State. The little girl, thanks to the association and non-profit humanitarian association A.N.G.E.L.S. and the Italian Consulate in Jerusalem, here in Italy will receive the care necessary to defeat a serious form of liver cancer. She will be transferred to the Policlinico Umberto I in Rome and treated in the Department of Pediatric Oncology directed by Prof. Anna Clerico. "The request for help is received by our volunteer who lives in Gaza and who knows the difficulties in receiving appropriate care within the Strip. Thanks to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Consulate in Jerusalem and the Israeli authorities, we managed to get - said the spokeswoman of A.N.G.E.L.S., Benedetta Paravia - all permits necessary for the transport of the little girl in our country. Her condition is serious, and unfortunately probably will undergo a transplant. "After a first cycle of chemotherapy Intisar was able to beat the cancer, but after a few months it came back even more invasive. Italy is the last chance for her life". "Overcoming illness and suffering of the small is a marvelous victory forall: she wins, the non-profit organization A.N.G.E.L.S.wins, Israel and Gaza win, Italy wins for its hospitality," said Senator Enrico Pianeta, President of the association' Italy-Israel friends'.
