Rabbi Yitzhak Shapiro, who heads the Od Yosef Chai Yeshiva in the Yitzhar settlement, wrote in his book "The King's Torah" that even babies and children can be killed if they pose a threat to the nation.

"One Shot - Two Kills" [2]: It's Not Just A Slogan On A T-Shirt"

Palestinian mothers in labor and/or their newborn babies, who died at Israeli checkpoints while denied passage to Palestinian hospitals:

8 Sept 2001 – The baby of Amneh Abdel-Karim Safadi (aged 19), who died when the mother was stopped for five hours at the Huwwara checkpoint, en route to Alitihad hospital in Nablus.

24 Sept 2001 - Omaya Hmad allahOmrran (25) suffered a hemorrhage and died on the way to hospital in Nablus.  Her journey of 20km took five hours because of delays at Israeli checkpoints.

19 Oct 2001 - Rihab Noufal (30) was refused permission to pass through Al-Khader checkpoint to reach hospital in Bethlehem, even though she was in labor. Mother and baby died at checkpoint.

22 Oct 2001 - Rawida Naji El-Rashid and her husband, Nasser, had been trying to conceive for five and a half years, when Rawida became pregnant following a course of fertility treatment. In her seventh month of pregnancy, she went into labor, after which she and Nasser tried to reach the hospital. At first they tried to drive via the Wallajeh army checkpoint, at 9:30 am in a private car. For 10 minutes her husband, Nasser, tried to convince the soldiers to his wife was in labor. They laughed at him and forbade him passage. The couple returned home and changed the car and again 20 minutes of argument were to no avail. They decided to bypass the checkpoint through dirt tracks. The journey took an hour and a half: on the way Rawida gave birth to a premature baby, who weighed 1416 grams - a weight which has good chances for survival, given good care. But the baby arrived at the hospital too late, in severe condition, with low body temperature. The doctor’s attempts to save it were futile, and it died an hour after admission.

9 Dec 2001 - The baby of Ne'meh Yousef Saleh. Ne’meh was pregnant with twins, but suffered a hemorrhage and needed to be transferred to hospital in Nablus. The ambulance dispatched for her from Nablus Hospital was held at an IDF checkpoint for more than three hours, resulting in the death of one of the twins.

25 Dec 2001 – The baby of Kheyreia Ibrahem.  The mother was in labor but she was prevented from crossing the checkpoints to reach hospital. The baby died after being delivered instead at a local private clinic, which lacked facilities for premature care.

26 Feb 2002 – The baby of Samar Taufiq Hamdon (31) died when the mother was delayed at an IDF checkpoint while trying to reach hospital.

2 Mar 2002 - The baby of In'am Yousif Abdel Ghani Salah (26) died when the mother was delayed at an IDF checkpoint while trying to reach hospital.

9 Mar 2002 - Rana Adel Abdel Rahim Hamad (17) died when delayed at an IDF checkpoint while trying to reach hospital.  Baby also died.

2 Apr 2002 – The baby of Halima Mohammed Hussien al-'Atrash  (40) died when the mother was delayed at an IDF checkpoint while trying to reach hospital.

28 Apr 2002 – The baby of Wijdan Elias al-Qadi (37) died when the mother was delayed at an IDF checkpoint while trying to reach hospital.

25 May 2002 – The baby of Faida Najajrah died when the mother was delayed at an IDF checkpoint near al-Khader, while trying to reach hospital.

31 July 2002 – Lila Hussam Bihary (18) died in labor at Qalqilya checkpoint, after being refused permission to pass.

29 Aug  2002 – The baby of Itidal Yasser Abu Aram died when the mother was delayed at an IDF checkpoint.

25 May 2002 – Aadleh Abdeljabar Saify delivered her baby at a checkpoint in Nablus, because the soldiers manning the checkpoint refused to allow her ambulance to pass. Baby died.

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