A film that examines an unintended consequence of the continuing israeli blockade of gaza is growing opioid problem the gaza strip at points just 10 kilometers wide is an hour piece of land along the Eastern Mediterranean coast its palestinian population a sealed behind a separation barrier and tightly controlled checkpoints gaza is home to more than 1500000 palestinians maybe half of them under 15 unemployment is among the highest in the world and every day is a struggle to survive. Its not surprising therefore the thousands of young people risk their lives by protesting against the occupation by israel at the border fence but as discovered when she traveled to gaza for aljazeera back in 2010 more and more of a turning to drugs to escape from the harsh realities of life his anus disturbing film on comfortably not a film. Over a hot summer sun. This is gazas lifeline the tunnels on the border with egypt. They punch through the blockade that cuts gaza off from the outside world. From. T
Line tackles the big. United states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the well the bottom line only. Hello and welcome again to remind im elizabeth since we dont want to aljazeera english over a decade ago we havent been afraid of tackling difficult and sensitive stories through a powerful Award Winning documentary today rewinding to 2010 and a film that examines an unintended consequence of the continuing israeli blockade of gaza is growing problem. The gaza strip at points just 10 kilometers wide is a narrow piece of land along the Eastern Mediterranean coast its palestinian population a sealed behind a separation barrier and tightly controlled checkpoints gaza is home to more than 1500000 palestinians nearly half of them under 15 unemployment is among the highest in the world and every day is a struggle to survive. Its not surprising therefore the thousands of young people risk their lives by protesting against the occupation by israel at the border fence
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