Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Doctors in Israel and the medical company, Gomorra, have found a “100% cure for HIV.

Q1: What does The World Health Organisation state on its HIV/AIDS Fact Sheet under the Key Facts heading?
A1: WHO's Fact Sheet for HIV AIDS dated 14 July 2021 states:
There is no cure for HIV infection.

Q2: What is Gomorra's connection to Israeli company, Zion Medical?
A2: Israeli company Zion Medical released a press statement claiming to have found a “potential” cure for HIV using the drug called Gammora after what it said was a 10-week trial of the drug.

Q3: What is Bhekisisa?
A3: The Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism is an independent media organisation that specialises in narrative, solutions journalism focusing on health and social justice issues across Africa. Our stories are distributed through News24, the Daily Maverick and the Mail & Guardian and reach policymakers, academics, activists and political leaders, often resulting in shifts in policy, setting national agendas and defining conversations.  Trained in evidence-based journalism, our reporters and editors use peer-reviewed journal studies and reliable statistics to support the narratives in our stories.

Q4: What did Zion Medical's   press release on October 31, 2018 claim?
A4: TEL AVIV, Israel, Oct. 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Zion Medical, an Israeli biotech company developing HIV and cancer treatments, has announced the results of the first clinical trial of HIV-drug Gammora, eliminating up to 99% of the HIV virus within four weeks of treatment.

Q5: What clinical trials did Zion Medical claim to have carried out with Gamorra?
A5: Between July and August 2018, Zion Medical conducted a Phase 1/2a human clinical trial of Gammora, reaffirming results of prior preclinical tests that had showed the safety and effectiveness of the drug in killing HIV-infected cells. In Part I of this trial, nine HIV-infected patients at the Dr. Ronald Bata Memorial Hospital in Entebbe, Uganda, ...

Q6: What was  Bhekisisa's comment re the trials conducted by Zion Medical with Gammora?
A6: Zion Medical’s “trial” was carried out at Dr Ronald Bata Memorial Hospital in Entebbe, Uganda, the company says in its release. There is no such trial registered in Entebbe, according to a search of the site ClinicalTrials.gov.
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justification: The claim needs a closing quotation mark. But the evidence provided refutes the claim. 

verdict: 'Refuted'
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