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A doctor from Doctors Without Borders confirms that 22 members have successfully crossed the border, but cannot provide further details. The situation in Gaza is described as a manmade humanitarian catastrophe, with the healthcare system collapsing and indiscriminate bombardment targeting healthcare facilities, schools, and refugee camps. Almost 1,000 families have lost at least two members, and nearly 4,000 children have been killed. The doctor shares a heartbreaking story of a wounded child with no surviving family. The doctor emphasizes the need to stop the bombardment and calls for a humanitarian truce or ceasefire. The interview ends with a powerful message urging global intervention.

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Speaker 0: Speak to Tanya Hajhasan, she's a pediatric intensive care and humanitarian doctor with MSF. Tanya, thank you very much for being with us. Can we start with the news that we've got from MSF tonight that some of your doctors have got through the Ruffer Crossing today, what can you tell us about that? Speaker 1: Yeah. I just wanna clarify. I'm I'm not speaking on behalf of Doctors Without Borders today. I do work for them, but in this interview, I'm not speaking on their behalf. Speaker 0: Okay. Speaker 1: I can confirm that 22, members of, Doctors Without Borders have successfully crossed their own border, but I can't comment further. Speaker 0: Could you tell us, I mean obviously you work with them and you know them well, can you tell me what the situation is in Gaza right now for those who stayed behind? Speaker 1: So, my relationship with the Gaza Strip over the last 10 years has been as a teacher, not For MSF, I go and I train with a group of physicians and surgeons from Oxford University. I also do work for MSF, and I speak on their behalf for the international community On this particular issue. So what what I will be referring to in the rest of this interview with you is my relationship with Colleagues in Gaza don't necessarily work for MSF. I have a longstanding relationship with the medical community in the Gaza Strip through my training trips Over the last decade. Speaker 0: Are you in regular contact with them? Speaker 1: I am. Speaker 0: And what are they telling you? Speaker 1: So I just want to state that it's very hard after follow-up after listening to Biden's speech because, what I'm about to tell you just seems so, Such a shock compared to the rest of the narrative that I've been listening to waiting for my, my, my interview. This is An avalanche of human suffering that's a 100% manmade. It is the worst humanitarian catastrophe I've experienced in my lifetime and in my growing the long career in humanitarian medicine, and it's burning through the hearts of every single humanitarian that I know. You know, I'm gonna paint a picture for you of the degree of the offering that we're seeing. People keep asking me about medical aid and hospitals and the situation of the hospitals. The entire hospital healthcare system Collapsed almost a week ago. It was announced on TV for the whole world to see. And in that week There has been indiscriminate bombardment. I don't even know if indiscriminate is the right term because it's targeting healthcare facilities, ambulances, Churches, mosques, schools, refugee camps, densely populated refugee camps, wiping out entire Entire families in a second, entire multi generational extended families in a second. There are almost 1,000 families in the Gaza Strip who have had at least 2 members of their family, at least 2 members killed In the last 3 weeks, there are almost 4,000 children who have been killed and identified Excluding almost a 1,000 children whose bodies are still trapped under the rubble. Some of them may be alive for a long period before they ultimately die under the rubble. And I'm sorry if there are any young children watching this, perhaps this is a good time to ask them to leave the room, but I think it's important that I paint a picture, Particularly when I'm following a news narrative that almost dismisses this avalanche of suffering that is Unprecedented in modern times. There's an acronym in the Gaza Strip right now. I'm a pediatric intensive care doctor. I see a lot of suffering in my career. There's an acronym that is unique to the Gaza Strip and it's called it's WCNSF, wounded child, no surviving family. Children, and it is used not infrequently In the last 3 weeks. It was coined in the last 3 weeks. 1 physician told me 2 days ago that a few days ago that a little girl came in wounded and she had a piece of paper in her pocket that she handed to him. He sent me a picture of the piece of paper. It had 27 names on it and she said these are the members of my family that were with me in my home. Please look for them. Please look for them under the rubble. Don't look for this one, and she points to the name of her sister. I know she's already dead. This is a 10 year old little girl. Wounded child, no, sir, Biden family should not exist as an And to to follow president Biden as he continues To justify and to warmonger. All I can say is this It has to stop. It's a collective stain on our humanity. It's a stain on our collective humanity. Speaker 0: You paint such A vivid and horrific picture. You really do. And I understand that these are your friends and who you've worked with and how difficult that must be. You're not alone. I've been hearing today from reading, testimony today from Philip Lazarini, who's the Commissioner General of UMRA. He's been speaking to the UN Security Council. He said this, the sanitary conditions are appalling, people live on very little bread and whatever is left of some water, 70 of their staff members have been killed and they are looking after 670,000 people in their refugee centers. Is there any sign from what you're hearing that of a humanitarian pause or pauses that could be negotiated? Speaker 1: I'm not a politician, but the word pause to me makes no sense. You know, you pause to to to nourish and and hydrate a Population before you kill them, it just doesn't make any sense for me. You stop the bombardment. That is what the entire global community Should be pushing for and should be, insisting on. And I think, in leading up to my introduction, I think you interviewed somebody who said something very similar, a thousand who said something very similar. The priority is not giving us aid. You need to stop the indiscriminate bombardment. So I think, yes, what is needed is a humanitarian truce Or a ceasefire, global intervention, things that were voted for by the overwhelming majority of countries on this planet a few days ago in the general Assembly of the United Nations, yet they're not adhered to and are are completely disregarded by the powers that be. Two powers to make to be specific. Speaker 0: I'm gonna have to leave you there because I am out of time, but, I hear you and people will have heard you. It's a very powerful message that you're giving us, and thank you very much, for joining us this evening on the programme. Thank you. Speaker 1: And thank you everybody

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Israel's founding involved numerous massacres and the displacement of Palestinians. One such massacre was at the Arab village of Deryassen, where Jewish fighters killed around 110 Arabs, mostly women, children, and the elderly. The Israeli military at the time consisted of criminal gangs seeking to establish a Zionist state. The atrocities committed, including throwing people into ovens and wells, were part of a strategy to scare neighboring villages and clear the land. Without these massacres and ethnic cleansing, Israel would not exist. The continuing struggles with Palestinians are seen as a result of a strategy that was stopped too early.

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Speaker 0: Israel has not changed. Their policy of stealing land, exterminating the locals, and massacring Palestinians remains true until today. I'm surprised how many of you don't know about the Nakba. So let's rewind to the 1940s and talk about the founding of the Israeli state. There were a series of massacres, many dozens of massacres, in fact, led to the displacement of 750,000 Palestinians, the killing of many, many thousands among many other trustees, and of course, the massive land and property theft without which modern Israel would not exist. Let's start with 1 massacre, Deryassen. Speaker 1: Pastal lay the Arab village of Deryassen. Deryassen was one of many Arab villages That had signed a peace agreement with a neighboring Jewish village, so they did not expect an attack. Speaker 0: So you need to understand this is before Israel was officially declared. So the Israeli military at The time was composed of a ragtag group of criminal gangs, essentially thugs who banded together to terrorize Palestinians and fight for the common cause of Palestinian ethnic cleansing and the establishment of a Zionist state. Now let's hear from one of those. The names of those gangs were Ergun, Lehi, Stairn, Haganah, the list goes on so you can understand. Speaker 1: The Haganah intelligence officer who reported on Duryasen was Mordechai Gihon. Speaker 2: A very a scene where only citizens. The village was completely peaceful. Speaker 0: It's really important for you to know this because it's important to understand the context within which the Israeli state was born and the ideology that underpins the birth of the Israeli state. And that is the same ideology which Israel is acting on today in their massacre of the citizens of Gaza. Speaker 1: Jewish fighters killed about 110 Arabs at Dar Yassin, most of them women, children, and the elderly. Speaker 3: People were mutilated. Hand grenades was simply thrown in the houses. Women and children were killed. Bodies stuck down wells. Jewelry stripped off fingers fingers cut off, earlobes cut off. Speaker 0: Nakba. Speaker 4: After the massacre, they took the People which remind, they took them in a in a car and and went to Jerusalem. Speaker 1: Irgun trucks full of survivors, paraded up and down streets in Jewish neighborhoods. Spectators mocked, spit at, and even stoned the villagers. Speaker 4: It was very ugly. After these things, I I did not know if I if I am a Zionist. Speaker 1: After the attack, the Haganah sent men to cover up the atrocities. Speaker 2: Platoon of soldiers and soldiers and told me go there and make old. I was shuddering because I see how the dead were Soon, and they were eating sandwiches with marmalade. For some time, I couldn't eat marmalade after that. And so they made the graves and buried them And a few days through in a well, everything was apparently clean. Speaker 0: Nakba. For two reasons. Because if people knew, they would question the entire basis of the Israeli state. So I will repeat. Pete, this was not a retaliation for any violence instigated by the Arabs. This was simply a strategy, the strategy to found the state of Israel. They committed these huge massacres and atrocities, throwing people into ovens, throwing them down wells, killing pregnant mothers, etcetera, to scare all of the neighboring villages, to scare them out. They couldn't go around massacring everyone because the Arabs were too many. So they relied on this, let's say, shock and awe strategy to clear the land. This was on purpose. Without these massacres, Israel wouldn't exist. Question everything. Listen to this man. The commander at Daryacin actually regrets not doing more Daryacins because he said we would have kicked out all the Arabs. That was the strategy without these massacres, without the stealing, without the Termination without the ethnic cleansing of the original present Palestinians, Israel would not exist. And he sees their continuing struggles with the Palestinians As a result of a strategy which was stopped too early, they should have killed more babies.

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