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A complete moral collapse. It will stain our history for generations to come. Dr. Mads
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Dr Adnan, a dedicated Palestinian surgeon and exceptionally brave fighter for the people of Gaza, died under torture in Israeli prisons after being arrested while carrying out his humanitarian work. Why are the perpetrators not being arrested and tried by the ICC for their heinous war crimes? Dr Mads
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My latest interview with TRT (Turkish TV, English) on the new mass graves uncovered in Nasser Hospital. When are the war criminals to be stopped? Dr. Mads https://t.co/1NuLJLulbq
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Women and children in Gaza are targeted by the israeli occupation forces in the most brutal ways…
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BREAKING: Shifa Hospital's medical leaders hold an improvised press conference outside the ruins of the totally destroyed tertiary, university hospital, Gaza's most important. Israel is fully responsible for this war crime. We shall never forget! Dr. Mads https://t.co/aE5DV1TWGH
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IOFs war crimes at new horrendous low now: siege, executions, torture and abduction of patients, relatives, staff during new, extreme invasions of Al-Shifa and Nasser hospitals. Where are the ‘world leaders’?? Dr. Mads Jamila Al Hassi, a Gazan woman who was trapped with 65 families in an UNDP building, shares, in an Al Jazeera report, a devastating testimony from the vicinity of Al Shifa' Medical Complex in Gaza. Describing the situation as tragic and beyond words, she talks of hunger, thirst, displacement, and bombardment that have left children wounded and families torn apart. Despite pleas to the Red Cross during a six-day siege with no food or water, help did not come. As they finally leave, without knowing their destination, they walk through a landscape of destruction, under constant threat from drones and snipers. Jamila recounts horrors witnessed within Al Shifa', including burning people alive, se*ual vi*lence against women and the desecration of corpses, expressing an intense sense of betrayal by the Red Cross.
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On ISrael’s systematic and criminal attacks on healthcare in Gaza (and the West Bank) - BBC World yesterday. Dr. Mads https://t.co/V92GTie3CP
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Massacred by Israeli fire in Gaza while collecting food aid - 100 killed and about 750 wounded So, The ISraeli fascist army is not satisfied with starving six babies and one 17-years old to death? Now they also shoot to mass kill starving Palestinian civilians hoping for rare trucks with food? How low can they sink? Dr. Mads Massacred by Israeli fire in Gaza while collecting food aid More than 100 killed and about 750 wounded after Israeli forces fired at Palestinians trying to get flour for their families as famine stalks the Strip. More than 100 Palestinians have been killed and some 700 others wounded after Israeli troops opened fire on hundreds waiting for food aid southwest of Gaza City, health officials say, as the besieged enclave faces an unprecedented hunger crisis. The Gaza Ministry of Health said on Thursday said at least 104 people were killed and more than 750 wounded, with the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemning what it said was a cold-blooded “massacre”. The ministry said the attack was part of Israel’s ongoing “genocidal war”. It called on the international community to “urgently intervene” to forge a ceasefire as “the only way to protect civilians”. People had congregated at al-Rashid Street, where aid trucks carrying flour were believed to be on the way. Al Jazeera verified footage showing the bodies of dozens of killed and wounded Palestinians being carried onto trucks as no ambulances could reach the area. “We went to get flour. The Israeli army shot at us. There are many martyrs on the ground and until this moment we are withdrawing them. There is no first aid,” said one witness. Reporting from the scene, Al Jazeera’s Ismail al-Ghoul said that after opening fire, Israeli tanks advanced and ran over many of the dead and injured bodies. “It is a massacre, on top of the starvation threatening citizens in Gaza,” he said. The dead and wounded had been taken to four medical centres: al-Shifa, Kamal Adwan, Ahli and the Jordanian hospitals. Ambulances could not reach the area as the roads had been “totally destroyed”, said al-Ghoul. “The numbers will rise. Hospitals are no longer able to accommodate the huge number of patients because they lack fuel, let alone medicine. Hospitals have also run out of blood.” Reporting from occupied East Jerusalem, Al Jazeera’s Bernard Smith said the Israeli military “initially tried to pin the blame on the crowd” saying that dozens were hurt as a consequence of being crushed and trampled when aid trucks arrived. “And then, after some pushing the Israelis went on to say that their troops felt threatened, that hundreds of troops approached their troops in a way they posed a threat to them so they responded by opening fire,” Smith added. The United States described the killings as a “serious incident”, adding that it was looking into the reports. ‘Beyond words’ One Palestinian man told Quds News Network the military attack was a “crime”. “I have been waiting since yesterday. At about 4:30 this morning, trucks started to come through. Once we approached the aid trucks, the Israeli tanks and warplanes started firing at us, as if it was a trap. “To the Arab states I say, if you want to have us killed, why are you sending relief aid? If this continues, we do not want any aid delivered at all. Every convoy coming means another massacre.” Jadallah al-Shafei, the head of the nurses’ department at al-Shifa Hospital, said that “the situation is beyond any words”, adding that “the hospital was flooded with dozens of dead bodies and hundreds of injured”. “The majority of the victims suffered gunshots and shrapnel in the head and upper parts of their bodies. They were hit by direct artillery shelling, drone missiles and gun firing,” he told Al Jazeera. Systematic attacks The mass shooting was the latest instance of systematic attacks on hungry people waiting for scraps of food. Over the past few days, Palestinians gathered in large groups waiting for aid trucks on Salah al-Din Street near Gaza City have been shot at by Israeli forces, said Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud, reporting from Rafah in the enclave’s south. Recently, a truck that was supposed to deliver aid to people in Gaza tragically turned into the truck carrying those injured and killed, he added. With aid agencies unable to deliver supplies to northern Gaza since January 23, many are taking a long trek towards the south by foot. Famine On Wednesday, Carl Skau, deputy executive director of the World Food Programme (WFP), told the United Nations Security Council more than 500,000, or one in four people, were at risk of famine, with one in every six children below the age of two considered acutely malnourished. “The risk of famine is being fuelled by the inability to bring critical food supplies into Gaza in sufficient quantities, and the almost impossible operating conditions faced by our staff on the ground,” he said. He described dangerous conditions for WFP trucks trying to get food to the north earlier this month. “There were delays at checkpoints; they faced gunfire and other violence; food was looted along the way; and at their destination, they were overwhelmed by desperately hungry people,” said Skau. Aid agencies claim that Israel has been delaying deliveries. Israel denies that charge. It submitted a report to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on the measures taken to avert suffering in the besieged enclave. Rights groups say Israel acted in breach of the ICJ order issued in January. Philippe Lazzarini, the head of UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, said on Sunday on social media that calls to allow food distribution in Gaza amid the ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas have been denied or “have fallen on deaf ears”. Warning against “looming famine”, the UN official said the situation was becoming a “man-made disaster”. Israel launched a deadly offensive on the Gaza Strip following a Hamas-led attack on October 7. More than 30,000 people are reported to have been killed to date, mostly women and children. SOURCE: AL JAZEERA 🔗 https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/2/29/dozens-killed-injured-by-israeli-fire-in-gaza-while-collecting-food-aid
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This is the English soundtrack from yesterdays Al Jazeera Arabie news-interview posted earlier below https://t.co/uZ3jqivz2H Briefly, the questions were touching on: 1. The occupation forces' storming and siege of Nasser Medical Complex. 2. Theurgent press release by Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) yesterday announcing suspension of all coordination of humanitarian operations in Gaza for 48 hours due to Israel’s attacks on a convoy of UN-coordinated PRCS-ambulances evacuating critically needing patients from Amal Hospital to surgical hospital in Rafah, stopped for 7 hours by IOF while mistreating and arresting paramedics. 3. The starving to death the two-months old boy and a 17 year-old girl, caused by the brutal siege of water, food and medical supplies to Gaza. 4. My question to Biden and Blinken: How many Jewish children would you have accepted were deliberately starved to death in a ghetto before you would have reacted? This is pure racism! Dr. Mads
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‘Our bodies know the pain’: Why Norway’s reindeer herders support Gaza Having long endured threats to their own existence, the Indigenous Sami community is protesting Israel’s war on Gaza. Fosen Peninsula, Norway – A herd of reindeer running through thick, white snow sounds a bit like thunder. It is a spectacle that has been replayed for at least the past 10,000 years on eastern Norway’s Fosen Peninsula and one that Maja Kristine Jama, who comes from a family of reindeer herders, is deeply familiar with. Like most Sami reindeer herders, Jama knows every inch of this terrain without any need for a map. Instead of going to kindergarten like most other children in Norway, she was raised living outdoors alongside the migrating reindeer. Reindeer husbandry in Norway is a sustainable activity that is carried out in accordance with the traditional practices of Sami culture. Reindeer also play an important role in the Arctic’s ecosystem and have long been a symbol of the region “Reindeer herding defines me,” Jama says. “We are so connected to nature, we have respect for it. We say that you don’t live off the land, you live within it. But we see our lands being destroyed.” Europe’s oldest and last remaining Indigenous people are under grave threat as a result of borders, land seizures, construction projects dedicated to the extraction of natural resources and systematic discrimination. Yet, that creeping sense of suffocation has made the Sami reach out to another set of Indigenous people nearly 4,000km (2,500 miles) away, whose fight for survival they identify with: the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and the occupied West Bank. Their own struggle for Indigenous rights and self-determination has turned the Sami into vocal advocates for the Palestinian cause. “There is an instant urge to stand up for people who are being displaced from their homes,” Ella Marie Haetta Isaksen, a Sami activist and artist widely known for her singing, tells Al Jazeera. Isaksen had just finished taking part in several months of demonstrations in Oslo for the rights of her own people when Israel launched its war on Gaza in October. As the death toll mounted, anger about Gaza quickly spread through Norway generally and the Sami community in particular. Scores of Norwegians posted images of themselves holding “Stop bombing Palestine” placards on social media while mass demonstrations called for an immediate ceasefire after Nordic countries, with the exception of Norway, abstained from a United Nations General Assembly ceasefire vote on October 27. For the Sami, it was a pivotal moment of two causes tangling into one. The community launched a series of regular protests in Oslo against the war in Gaza, and those rallies continue to take place. In front of the Norwegian Parliament on a cold October day, surrounded by hundreds of Palestinian and Sami flags, Isaksen held a mic and performed the “joik”, a traditional Sami song performed without instruments. Her lilting sounds brought the noisy demonstrators to a standstill, carrying a prayer that she hoped would somehow reach the besieged children of Gaza. “I’m physically so far away from them, but I just want to grab them, hold them and take them out of this nightmare,” Isaksen says. A long struggle For more than 9,000 years, the Sami lived a free, nomadic existence spanning modern-day Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. That began to change in the ninth century when outsiders from Southern Scandinavia encroached into Sapmi, the name given to the broad, untamed lands of the Sami. Christian invaders established a church in the 13th century in Finnmark in northern Sapmi territory in what is now northern Norway. Sweden’s break from Denmark, which had also ruled Norway, in 1542 launched an era of land disputes, conflict and coercion of the Sami that lingers today. A Swedish census that has been preserved from 1591 notes how one Sami community, moving across borders that hadn’t existed for their ancestors, simultaneously paid taxes to Sweden, Denmark and Russia. The creation of Europe’s longest unbroken border in 1751 – between Norway and Sweden – was particularly disastrous for the Sami, restricting them permanently within one country, splitting families apart and forcing their reindeer away from migratory routes. As has been the case for the Palestinians, the imposition of such borders has had a direct impact on the Sami’s fragile existence, says Aslat Holmberg, president of the Sami Council, a nongovernmental organisation promoting the rights of the Sami people across the Nordics and western Russia. He comes from an area on the border between Finland and Norway. “I don’t like to divide the Sami with borders, but we are people now living in four countries,” Holmberg says. Although Sami groups maintain a bond, they believe the borders imposed on them were one of many colonial acts that tore them apart. A ban on speaking their own language under forced assimilation policies, which officially ended in the 1960s in Norway, almost erased their cultural ties. Holmberg warns that Sami languages are now “endangered”. “Without trying to compare situations, Indigenous peoples all over the world have stood up for the Palestinian people because our bodies know the pain of being displaced from our homes and forced out of our own lands,” Isaksen says. He isn’t exaggerating. There are no historical records showing population figures for the Sami through history. Today, however, they are estimated at 80,000. About half that number live in Norway, where just three Sami languages remain in use. There are only 20 remaining speakers of one of them – the Ume language used in Sweden and Norway. In all, there are nine surviving Sami languages, which are related to languages such as Estonian and Finnish. Preservation of these languages is fraught with difficulties. In Finland, 80 percent of Sami youth live outside traditional Sami territory, where there is no legal obligation to offer their language services in government and the judicial system. By comparison, Swedish language services in legal and government administration are mandatory in Finland. Dying languages and disruptions from borders are not the only problems faced by the Sami. Climate change and land seizures for the extraction of natural resources also threaten livelihoods. Small-scale gold mining and forestry, both legal and illegal, are common. The mining of nickel and iron ore, which is considered part of the European Union’s mission for self-sufficiency, have restricted reindeer from roaming and have destroyed their feeding grounds. According to Amnesty International, mining companies are now showing interest in digging up Sami territory in Finland to feed the ever-rising demand for mobile phone batteries. “We live in a settler colonial society,” Holmberg says. “The Sami know how it is to be marginalised and lose our lands. The levels of violence are different in Palestine, but a lot of the underlying mindset is similar. The US and Europe have shown they are not able to fully acknowledge their own colonial history.” Holmberg delivers a stark warning that sounds eerily similar to the voices heard in Palestine. “We are at the edge now. Any more push, and we collapse.” ‘Greenwashing colonialism’ Construction of Europe’s biggest wind farm in the Fosen Peninsula began in 2016. A total of 151 wind turbines and 131km (81 miles) of new roads and power cables are now spread across the winter pastures for local reindeer herders and were placed there without the consent of local Sami. Five years later, Norway’s Supreme Court ruled that the green energy construction had been illegal and violated the Sami’s human rights. But it did not issue any instructions about what should be done next. So the Fosen wind farm, which is co-owned by a state-funded Norwegian energy firm, a Swiss company and the German city of Munich, remains operational on Sami land to this day. A compensation deal between Fosen Vind, a subsidiary of the Norwegian state utility Statkraft, which operates 80 of the wind turbines at Fosen, and the southern Fosen Sami was agreed in December. But wind farms owned by foreign companies have yet to compensate the remaining Sami. There is an irony at play for the Fosen Sami here. “Green” energy projects for globalised communities have been prioritised and built at the expense of the very people living sustainably – a process described as “greenwashing colonialism” by Sami activists. “Many talk about the material impact of the landscape destroyed for grazing with the pastures now gone for reindeer,” Jama says. “But any proof of Sami history in the area is hidden now and needs a well-trained eye to see it.” She adds that living in “constant fight mode, in stress or fear of our future” has taken a toll on the mental health of many Sami. The past year has seen the Sami staging sit-ins inside the Norwegian Parliament and blockading the offices of Statkraft, an event that was attended by Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. Throwing off a shadow of shame Sami resistance is in the throes of a revival, particularly among people in their 20s and 30s born or living in urbanised communities and now embracing their Sami roots, which their grandparents were made to feel shame for, they say. “There’s a wave of people wanting to reconnect with the culture of our grandparents, who themselves wanted to hide it,” says Ida Helene Benonisen, a Sami poet and activist who herself scuffled with police at the October protests in Oslo. Official assimilation of the Sami ended in the 1960s in Norway. But the stigma of having Sami roots left families back then feeling “ashamed”, including her own family, she says. Historical “Norwegianisation” still haunts Sami families today. While navigating past traumas is difficult, Benonisen takes pride in her roots, showcasing her Sami identity on social media platforms such as Instagram and TikTok. Like Isaksen and other activists in their 20s and 30s, she uses social media to educate outsiders about greenwashing and also shares stories from Gaza as part of “a movement of people standing against colonialism”. “It felt natural for Sami to speak for Palestine, especially since the genocide started,” says Benonisen, co-founder of a slam poetry venue in Oslo with Asha Abdullahi, a Norwegian Muslim. “Social media is giving people a platform to connect with a decolonised point of view. The history we are too often told is the story of the oppressors.” 🔗👇 https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2024/2/24/also-forced-from-our-homes-the-norwegian-sami-and-the-palestinian-cause
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BREAKING! From MOH Gaza just now 12:37pm Oslo, 130224: "The occupation forces are demolishing the northern wall of Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis now. The warehouses in the hospital are burned. They call via Quadcopter for the necessity of evacuating the hospital, which now contains more than 350 patients... without giving safe corridor to the patients, and the first person to leave the hospital was targeted."
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Dr Mohammad El Ron, head of general surgery department in Kamal Edwan hospital, before and after being kidnapped from the hospital. He was forced to completely undress in front of others when he was kidnapped, and he remained that way throughout the period of detention. They gave him a diaper to wear, very little food, no treatment or medicine for anyone, continuous torture for all detainees.” Dr. Mohammad, after two months of arrest, they threw him naked in front of the Israeli Kerem Shalom crossing. Dr. El Ron was previously our guest for specialty surgery training in the University Hospital of North Norway in Tromsoe during three months in 2011. He is an excellent surgeon, extremely patient- and student-friendly and a great medical professional and human being. What a shameful disgrace to imprison and torture him, our dear colleague and brother. Where are the medical societies of the world? Where are the powerful protests against these israeli attacks on our fellow Palestinian healthcare workers? Dr. Mads
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Feb. 8. 2024: This doctor was hit while he was in the operating room in Nasser Medical Complex. The occupation sniper hit him directly and intentionally while the MD was in the middle of his work inside the OR. The sniper hit him directly in the chest and his condition is very critical. The danger is not just inside the hospital targeting healthcare works, the IOF was already targeting Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) as well as patients. Now they also target doctors even if they are in the operating room. Where is the protection? This is a violation of all the international laws that protect hospitals. Fast and firm action is needed to protect Nasser Hospital and healthcare workers inside Nasser Hospital. Now! Dr. Mads
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“These are not conditions for human beings” - @UNRWA The latest on Gaza from UN agencies: - 25,000 civilians have been killed by ISrael - of which 17,500 are children and women (70%) - 1.7 million are displaced - 570,000 people face catastrophic hunger due to the ISraeli siege - Health facilities are decimated by ISrael
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Messages from MOH Gaza yesterday and today, Jan 22. and 23. 2024: 🚨 The Israeli occupation committed 20 massacres against families in the Gaza Strip, leaving 190 martyrs and 340 injured during the past 24 hours 🚨 A number of victims are still under rubble and on the roads, and ambulance and civil defense crews cannot reach them The toll of the Israeli aggression has risen to 25,295 martyrs and 63,000 injuries since the 7th of last October 🚨The number of serious infections exceeds the capacity of the operating and intensive care rooms at Nasser Medical Complex. 🚨The Israeli occupation storms Al-Khair Hospital, west of Khan Yunis, and detains medical staff ▪️Citizens are forced to bury 40 martyrs in a mass grave in the courtyard of the Nasser Medical Complex. ▪️The health situation in Khan Yunis is catastrophic and indescribable ▪️ Large numbers of wounded people spread out on the ground in Nasser Medical Complex ▪️The difficulty and delay in the injuries arriving at Nasser Medical Complex poses a threat to the lives of those injured ▪️Medical teams find it extremely difficult to treat dozens of serious cases due to lack of capabilities
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My brave Palestinian collegue, Dr. Muhammad Harara, describes horrifying conditions at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis: - The situation is critical: streets and roads to the hospital are closed. Many wounded and martyrs at the door of the hospital, we cannot reach them due to the presence of the occupation snipers. We also have over 10,000 displaced civilians inside the hospital. The Israeli bombing and shooting has not stopped. Immediate ceasefire! Breake the siege! Protect hospitals, patients, staff and refugees! Dr. Mads
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Listen carefully to the Honorable Husam Zomlot, Palestinian Ambassador to the UK: An apocalyptic situation in Gaza! The only hope is an immediate ceasefire. Comprehensive. Permanent. Stop the aggression. Any other issues are secondary. The normalisation of mass killing of children, mass destruction of homes, schools; the normalisation of starvation, of the use of diseases as a weapon, is the most dangerous thing that has happened since WW2. (Notes from press conference in London, Jan. 16. 2024: full video below, including Q&A) • 85.000 killed/wounded in a hundred days! • 850 killed/wounded per day, a large percentage women and children • 70% of people's housings damaged • Civilian infrastructure destroyed • Gaza has been made unliveable • 85% forcefully displaced, still being bombed in “safe areas” • The displaced forced to live in tents • No running water, electricity or fuel due to the Israeli siege • Barely food, 2,3 million people are being starved • 93% now suffer from hunger and malnutrition • Only eight of 38 Palestinian hospitals are partially functioning • Infectious diseases are reaching pandemic dimensions Israel uses starvation & and disease as a weapon of war. Destruction of healthcare causes deaths due to lack of regular medical care. Scale and timeframe are unprecedented. Also increased attacks on the West Bank. Deliberate genocide and ethnic cleansing. Israel has shown intent and execution, and talks about Amalek. US/UK are supporting starvation and extermination of an entire population. Israel engaged in a war of vengeance and political survival of Netanyahu. They say “no one will stop them”. Israel will not respect the highest court of the human family. There is no military solution. There is only a political and legal solution. All eyes are on the International Court of Justice (ICJ), thanks to South Africa. This is the first serious international effort to give Palestinians equal rights in 75 years. UN Security Council has for decades failed to implement its own resolutions on Palestine. 80 resolutions stand unimplemented. UN need to implement its resolutions. No negotiations are needed. Remove the US veto on Palestine and allow it to become a full member state. First, address the immediate cause: The aggression on Gaza, this atrocious, murderous campaign. Then the military occupation and colonisation of Palestine. "Address the root cause: Israel's illegal and brutal military occupation of Palestinian land, the theft of our resources the subjugation of our people, the oppression of our people, the apartheid regime they have erected, the besiegement of our entire population in Gaza and all other documented violations for 75 years.” "Who will take a stance for international law? …Anyone who blocks this venue supports violence.” “This is the first time in history that a genocide is recorded by the people who were executed." “The issue is not religion. Religion is innocent. This is not a Muslim-Jewish issue. The issue is the oppression.” “All settlements and settlers are illegal.” Massive humanitarian efforts are needed. A humongous rebuilding effort is required. Want to be able to send children to school, and hospitals, to make Gaza liveable again. On the question on pro-Palestinian demonstrations and the media's headlines regarding arrests: “A few arrests from hundreds of thousands of people. Let's not desecrate the only beautiful thing that happened in the last hundred days, which is the outpouring, raw emotions and solidarity of ordinary people and families." Ambassador Husam Zomlot: @hzomlot Video by Guardian News, @guardiannews https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAjdqgDRmqM
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Listen carefully to the Palestinian voices - all of you calling them ‘voiceless’. They are MADE voiceless! Dr. Mads
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True words from a clear UNICEF-voice. ISrael and the US continue their plan to render Gaza unlivable for all civilians. Healthcare and civilians all in the crosshairs. Hamas is the excuse just as Fatah and PLO was in 1981-1983 during the brutal Israeli invasion of Lebanon, siege and massive bombing of W-Beirut to kill the armed resistance at that time. Anyone choosing any resistance over total submission and surrender will have an immediate Israeli execution order -
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BREAKING: Israel commits new horrible hospital massacres! Shifa hospital bombed this morning! https://t.co/VrpF38Zgi5