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And while financial aid packages at some private institutions can include grants to students that make the cost to attend those schools competitive with the cost to attend public schools, many smaller institutions lack the resources to offer such grants and rely on external lenders to supply aid in the form of loans only to students.
The Palestinian economy is highly dependent on foreign aid from developed countries and a recent report issued by the World Bank paints a positive picture for aid inflows in 2009 and expects donor countries to continue to supply aid despite the difficult economic conditions.
To suggest blocking the tunnels which supply aid and food just means more disaster for the Palestinians.
 
 
 
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