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Egypt
President Hosni Mubarak directed the allocation of medical supplies and personnel to Haiti.[5]
Bahrain
Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa announced the donation of US$1M in aid.[21]
Bangladesh
Bangladeshi prime-minister Sheikh Hasina has ordered the health ministry to send a medical team to earthquake-ravaged Haiti as soon as possible. The prime minister's press secretary told the press that the prime minister has asked the health ministry to send a medical team, medicine and clothes to Haiti. Thursday's cabinet meeting, chaired by Sheikh Hasina, also issued a condolence message to the Haitian government.[22] The 30 member medical team comprising 20 doctors and 10 health technicians will leave for Haiti on 18 January. The health minister directed the authorities concerned to take all necessary steps to send the team along
Indonesia
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said Indonesia would send humanitarian workers to Haiti to help the earthquake victims.[35][36] The help from the Indonesian government will consist of a team of 30 medical personnel including surgeons, a 10-member SAR team, and 10 electrical experts. The remaining 25 are experts in construction and telecommunications. The government will also send medical supplies weighing a total of 5 tons, another five tons of food special equipment and tools for children and babies also five tons. The aid had been airlifted by a Lion Air's 747-400 jumbo jet but has yet to arrive in Haiti. The aircraft was diverted to Santo Domingo the capital of Dominican Republic due to heavy air traffic in Haiti.[37]
Iran
A cargo plane of consumables and goods such as tents, washing powder, sugar, canned food, kitchen utensils departed Tehran on 16 January 2010 to Haiti.[38]
Jordan
King Abdullah II of Jordan sent two humanitarian aid aircrafts carrying relief items and a makeshift military field hospital to Haiti.[50]
Kazakhstan
President Nursultan Nazarbaev, in his message to the Haitian president, stated that Kazakhstan will send full-scale humanitarian aid.[51]
Kuwait
The Kuwaiti government made a US$1M donation to the Kuwait Red Crescent Society for distribution to the Haiti relief effort.[53]
Lebanon
A contingent of Lebanese aid workers will head to Haiti shortly with medical supplies and tents.[54]
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Palestine
In the Palestinian territory of Gaza, money, food and clothes was collected and donated to the Red Cross for the Haiti relief efforts.[56]
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Pakistan
PM Gilani on Monday directed the Cabinet Division to immediately provide relief assistance in the form of 3000 tents/blankets and eight tons medicines to help the earthquake affected people of Haiti.[57]
Qatar
Qatar sent a 26-member rescue team and C-17 Globemaster III strategic transport aircraft loaded with 50 tons of relief materials.[59]
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka had 950 soldiers in Haiti assisting in peacekeeping efforts at the time of the quake.[61] President Mahinda Rajapaksa, in a message to the President of the Republic of Haiti said: "As a nation that was touched by a tragedy of similar magnitude five years ago, Sri Lanka can understand and feel the pain of your sorrow. I have been informed that the UN peacekeeping battalion from Sri Lanka is fully involved in the rescue efforts. Sri Lanka associates itself with the international community's efforts to support the people of Haiti at this hour of devastation. The wish of all Sri Lankans is that the people of Haiti will surely find the strength to overcome this tragedy and rebuild their country."[62]
Syria
Deputy Foreign Minister Fayssal Mikdad, in a January 19 meeting with Honorary Consulate of Haiti in Syria, stated that the Syrian government will work with national and international humanitarian organizations as part of the relief effort.[63] A Syrian plane with 30 tons of humanitarian aid was sent to Haiti on orders from the president.[64]
Turkmenistan
President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow announced that Turkmenistan sent US$500,000 to the United Nations for providing the humanitarian aid to Haiti.[69]
United Arab Emirates
The United Arab Emirates announced it would set up a relief air bridge to take humanitarian supplies to Haiti. The nation’s charitable organizations—including the Khalifa Charity Foundation, Zayed Foundation for Humanitarian and Charitable Works, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Charity and Humanitarian Foundation—announced the coordination of additional humanitarian relief efforts.[70]
Turkey
Prime Minister of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said that Turkey is dispatching a mobile hospital, two check-up devices, a 20-member relief team, and 10 tons of medicine and Turks and Caicos Islands The Haitian community residing in the territory have commenced relief drive to collect goods and funds. The territory's governor has pledged assistance in transporting the goods to Haiti.[217]
Nyilván te is az önfényező izraeli PR kampánynak dőltél be....
According to analysis by foreign correspondent Catherine Philp in The Times of London on 21 January, the paper was "flooded with identical e-mails." The round-robin was incorporated into an article by Peggy Shapiro on the widely-syndicated AmericanThinker site, which added links to pages intended to support its argument. However, as of 25 January, the Guardian newspaper's statistics page it cited lists no aid from Israel, but does include donations from the United Arab Emirates and Morocco (Canada comes out way ahead in terms of dollars donated per head of population). The carbon-copy email appears pasted into the "comment" field of innumerable stories about help for Haiti, especially ones reporting aid from Arab countries, such as an extended feature on CNN's website.
Persze....
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