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MarioNawfal
Posted - October 28, 2023 at 12:15 PM
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Gaza's healthcare crisis worsens as hospitals struggle to cope. Nasser Hospital's Director highlights the catastrophic situation, with severe bed shortages. Intensive care units are overwhelmed, operating rooms working nonstop. Lack of water in operating departments hampers medical efforts. Garbage accumulation raises infection risks. Source: Al Jazeera.

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🚨 JUST IN: Healthcare Crisis in Gaza as Hospitals Struggle to Cope - The Director of Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis describes the health situation in Gaza as catastrophic, emphasizing the severe shortage of hospital beds. - The intensive care departments are at maximum capacity, and operating rooms are operating continuously to meet the rising demands. - A concerning issue is the scarcity of water in operating departments, hindering medical efforts. - The accumulation of garbage in the area raises the risk of epidemics among citizens and infection among the wounded. Source: Al Jazeera

apocalypseos
Posted - November 12, 2023 at 4:58 AM
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In the midst of the Israeli bombardment of Gaza, Al Jazeera's live feed captures the deliberate attack on Al-Shifa hospital, Gaza's largest medical complex. The consequences are dire: no power, water, internet, or medical supplies. The most vulnerable, including infants and the sick, face certain death. The indifference of Europe and the complicity of the United States are unfathomable. Israel and the US send a chilling message that international and humanitarian law mean nothing. They will continue to murder civilians, engineer starvation, and spread diseases without any accountability. Israel's dream is to make Gaza uninhabitable and push Palestinians into Egypt's Sinai. The relentless violence will not crush Hamas; it only fuels their cause.

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Chris Hedges: I am in the studio of Al Jazeera’s Arabic service watching a live feed from Gaza City. The Al Jazeera reporter in northern Gaza, because of the intense Israeli shelling, was forced to evacuate to southern Gaza. He left his camera behind. He trained it on Al-Shifa hospital, Gaza’s largest medical complex. It is night. Israeli tanks fire directly towards the hospital compound. Long horizontal red flashes. A deliberate attack on a hospital. A deliberate war crime. A deliberate massacre of the most helpless civilians, including the very sick and infants. Then the feed goes dead. We sit in front of the monitors. We are silent. We know what this means. No power. No water. No internet. No medical supplies. Every infant in an incubator will die. Every dialysis patient will die. Everyone in the intensive care unit will die. Everyone who needs oxygen will die.  Everyone who needs emergency surgery will die. And what will happen to the 50,000 people who, driven from their homes by the relentless bombing, have taken refuge on the hospital grounds? We know the answer to that as well. Many of them, too, will die. There are no words to express what we are witnessing. In the five weeks of horror this is one of the pinnacles of horror. The indifference of Europe is bad enough.  The active complicity by the United States is unfathomable. Nothing justifies this. Nothing. And Joe Biden will go down in history as an accomplice to genocide. May the ghosts of the thousands of children he has participated in murdering haunt him for the rest of his life. Israel and the United States are sending a chilling message to the rest of the world. International and humanitarian law, including the Geneva Convention, are meaningless pieces of paper. They did not apply in Iraq. They do not apply in Gaza. We will pulverize your neighborhoods and cities with bombs and missiles. We will wantonly murder your women, children, elderly and sick. We will set up blockades to engineer starvation and the spread of infectious diseases. You, the “lesser breeds” of the earth, do not matter. To us you are vermin to be extinguished. We have everything. If you try and take any of it away from us, we will kill you. And we will never be held accountable. We are not hated for our values. We are hated because we have no values. We are hated because rules only apply to others. Not to us. We are hated because we have arrogated to ourselves the right to carry out indiscriminate slaughter. We are hated because we are heartless and cruel. We are hated because we are hypocrites, talking about protecting civilians, the rule of law and humanitarianism while extinguishing the lives of hundreds of people in Gaza a day, including 160 children. Israel reacted with indignation and moral outrage when it was accused of bombing the al-Ahli Arab Christian hospital in Gaza, which left hundreds of dead. The bombing, Israel claimed, came from an errant rocket fired by Palestine Islamic Jihad. There is nothing in the arsenal of Hamas or Islamic Jihad that could have replicated the massive explosive power of the missile that struck the hospital. Those of us who have covered Gaza have heard this Israel trope so many times it is risible. They always blame Hamas and the Palestinians for their war crimes, now attempting to argue that hospitals are Hamas command centers and therefore legitimate targets. They never provide evidence. The Israeli military and government lie like they breathe. Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders), which has staff working in Al-Shifa, issued a statement saying patients, doctors and nurses are "trapped in hospitals under fire." It called on the “Israeli government to cease this unrelenting assault on Gaza’s health system.” “Over the past 24 hours, hospitals in Gaza have been under relentless bombardment. Al-Shifa hospital complex, the biggest health facility where MSF staff are still working, has been hit several times, including the maternity and outpatient departments, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries,” the statement read. “The hostilities around the hospital have not stopped. MSF teams and hundreds of patients are still inside Al-Shifa hospital. MSF urgently reiterates its calls to stop the attacks against hospitals, for an immediate ceasefire and for the protection of medical facilities, medical staff and patients.” Three other hospitals in northern Gaza and Gaza City are encircled by Israeli forces and tanks, in what a doctor told Al Jazeera was a “day of war against hospitals.” The Indonesian Hospital has reportedly also lost power. The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reports that 20 of 36 hospitals in Gaza no longer function. Israel and Washington’s cynicism is breathtaking. There are no differences in intent. Washington only wants it done quickly. Humanitarian corridors?  Pauses in the shelling?  These are vehicles to facilitate the total depopulation of northern Gaza. The handful of aid trucks allowed through the border at Rafah with Egypt? A public relations gimmick. There is only one goal – kill, kill, kill. The faster the better. All Biden officials talk about is what comes next once Israel has finished its decimation of Gaza. They know Israel’s slaughter will not end until Gazans are living in the open without shelter in the southern part of the strip and dying because of a lack of food, water and medical care. Gaza before Israel’s ground incursion was one of the most densely populated spots on the planet. Imagine what will happen with 1.1 million Gazans from the north piled on top of over 1 million in the south. Imagine what will take place when infectious diseases such as cholera become an epidemic.  Imagine the ravages of starvation. The pressure will build to do something. And that something, Israel hopes, will be to push the Palestinians over the border into the Sinai in Egypt. Once there, they will never return. Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Gaza will be complete.  Its ethnic cleansing of the West Bank will begin. That is Israel’s demented dream. To achieve it, they will make Gaza uninhabitable. Ask yourself, if you were a Palestinian in Gaza and had access to a weapon what would you do? If Israel killed your family, how would you react? Why would you care about international or humanitarian law when you know it only applies to the oppressed, not the oppressors? If terror is the only language Israel uses to communicate, the only language it apparently understands, wouldn’t you speak back with terror? Israel’s orgy of death will not crush Hamas. Hamas is an idea. This idea is fed on the blood of martyrs. Israel is giving Hamas an abundant supply.

MiddleEastEye
Posted - January 3, 2024 at 2:52 PM
Saved - January 4, 2024 at 10:50 AM

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The World Health Organization (WHO) and its officials have condemned Israel’s attacks on the Al-Amal hospital on Wednesday. 14,000 people were sheltering at the hospital which is run by the Palestine Red Crescent Society and located in Khan Younis. https://t.co/SVIfYU7C5Q

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I am currently at Aramark Hospital in Palestine, which is part of the Palestinian Red Crescent Society. Just two hours ago, this hospital was attacked, even though it should be a protected space under international humanitarian law. The attack occurred on a facility that was providing care to over 14,000 internally displaced people. It is crucial that health care workers and facilities are protected.
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Speaker 0: Hello. I'm here in Aramark Hospital. It belongs to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society. It's with my colleagues from the office for coordination of many Thailand Railos just 2 hours past the attack on this hospital, which under the international humanitarian law should be a protected space. This particular deal enforced more than 14,000 internally displaced people, and it was hit today twice. Was it stopped? The health care workers and health facilities should be protected.
Sprinter99800
Posted - January 7, 2024 at 12:21 AM
Saved - January 7, 2024 at 12:29 AM
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Children in Gaza are suffering from hunger, trauma, and displacement, according to UNICEF. A recent study revealed that 90% of children under two years old in Gaza only have access to cereals and dairy products, lacking the necessary nutrients for healthy development. UNICEF is concerned about the long-term impact on their mental health and the prevalence of traumatic stress reactions. Unlike other conflicts, children in Gaza do not have the option to seek safety.

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UNICEF: Children in Gaza exposed to months of hunger, trauma and displacement ▪️Children bear the brunt of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, they are exposed to months of hunger, trauma and displacement, said Tess Ingram, spokeswoman for the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF). ▪️A recent UNICEF study that showed that 90 percent of children under two years of age in Gaza only have access to cereals and dairy products, while for healthy development it is necessary to consume five food groups, she explains. "We are very concerned about the amount of nutrients that young children are getting for their growth and development. The long-term impact of war on the mental health of these children is equally worrying. We see traumatic stress reactions in so many of the children we come into contact with. In other conflicts, children can experience trauma, but they have the possibility to go to safety, and that does not happen in Gaza ," she points out.

DrMadsGilbert
Posted - January 19, 2024 at 9:01 AM
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The Honorable Husam Zomlot, Palestinian Ambassador to the UK, describes the dire situation in Gaza, calling for an immediate ceasefire and an end to aggression. He highlights the high number of casualties, damage to infrastructure, and the displacement of people. Zomlot accuses Israel of using starvation and disease as weapons of war, leading to a humanitarian crisis. He emphasizes the need for a political and legal solution, including the International Court of Justice's involvement and the implementation of UN resolutions. Zomlot also addresses the root cause of the conflict, Israel's occupation and colonization of Palestinian land. He calls for massive humanitarian and rebuilding efforts to make Gaza livable again.

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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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The speaker discusses the dire situation in Gaza due to Israel's war, highlighting the high number of Palestinian casualties and the extensive damage to infrastructure. They emphasize the deliberate use of starvation and diseases as weapons of war, leading to a humanitarian crisis. The speaker calls for an immediate, sustainable, and comprehensive ceasefire, along with international efforts to address Gaza's urgent needs and rebuild the area. They stress the importance of accountability and the need for a political and legal solution to the conflict. The speaker also mentions the ongoing legal cases against Israel at the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court. They express hope for a change in international leadership and a renewed commitment to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Speaker 0: Good morning, good day. Before I take your questions, allow me to say a few words. We have just passed a 100 days of Israel's war of choice on Gaza. Some 85,000 Palestinians have been killed or wounded so far. That amounts to 850 people killed or wounded every single day. The vast majority are women and children. This does not even include Innocent people under the rubble, missing or uncounted for. Israel has damaged and destroyed 70% of Gaza's housing stock. The damage to Gaza's civilian infrastructure has been comprehensive. Hospitals, Schools, universities, UN facilities, offices, Shops, water treatment plants, mosques, church churches, and so on. This is the plan Israel began implementing a 100 days ago to make Gaza unlivable. Alas, the plan is succeeding. Some 1,900,000 people, That is 85% of Gaza's population have been displaced to the south of Gaza, primarily Rafah, and are still bombed regularly even though these are supposed to be safe areas. They now They now stay in tents, overcrowded UN facilities, Schools, public spaces, homes of friends and relatives wherever they can. There is no running water anywhere in Gaza or electricity and barely any fuel. Food assistance is only trickling in because Israel's blockage and preventing access under the pretext of security. Gaza's entire population of 2,300,000 is being starved. 93% Face crisis level of hunger and malnutrition. 93% I'm quoting you, International Organizations, UN. Infectious diseases brought about by contaminated water, A lack of hygiene and overcrowding is already becoming a pandemic. A pandemic. Cases of cholera, respiratory illnesses, diarrhea, scabies, Abetitis, chickenpox are all soaring. This will only get worse during the cold winter months. Gaza's ability to treat people is and has been limited. As you all know, Out of the 38 hospitals, only 8 are functioning partially. Israel has decimated the health sector. Combined, these are deliberate policies of starvation and diseases used as a weapon of war, used as a weapon of war. And we have no final count yet of the innocent people who have died because of the lack of health, treatment, health care, starvation, diseases, pandemics, and what have you. The numbers I quoted earlier was only those who have been killed and wounded directly because of Israeli air strikes on fire. But I assure you the numbers of those who have been killed Because they were not treated for their cancer or they didn't get the the dialysis for their kidney failure is going to be shocking. An entire population has been sentenced to death or mass exposure, Exactly as top Israeli officials have been saying since the beginning of this aggression and even before Even before 7th October, using starvation as a weapon of war has happened before. It happened in Ukraine in the thirties. It happened in Sarajevo in the nineties. It has happened in many other places, but never never in history of mankind in such a short span of time and at this scale. Along with the wholesale destruction of Gaza, Israeli onslaught on the West Bank is at a pace. Engineering, in Nablus, in Jerusalem, in Hebrew, Khalil, everywhere. But the whole destruction of Gaza is a deliberate genocide and ethnic cleansing, Very deliberate, the intent and the execution. Despite this unprecedented man made Humanitarian disaster, we see no serious efforts by the most important international actors to bring about an immediate, sustainable, comprehensive, and permanent ceasefire. We do not see efforts to bring about an immediate and comprehensive Blasting cease fire. Without an immediate cease fire, there is no hope. Immediate, comprehensive, permanent. Without that immediate ceasefire, we see no hope of addressing the apocalyptic situation in Gaza. Nothing comes before an immediate ceasefire. All those who want to discuss other issues are missing the point. I'm not helping. This remains our top top priority. In parallel to demanding a an immediate permanent ceasefire, there has to be a massive International humanitarian efforts to address Gaza's acute needs alongside a huge Huge, humongous reconstruction efforts to make the area livable again. So families can send their kids to school again. They can send their children to hospitals to be treated again. Unlike doctor Beseso, who had to operate on his on her on her on her daughter without anesthesia, Amputating her leg, and I'm sure many of you have seen that horrifying image. We must make Gaza livable again and as soon as possible. Unfortunately, countries like the US and the UK I've so far resisted calling for an immediate ceasefire. Do these countries really want to support What I have just described, this is the only meaning of it. Starvation, displacement, extermination, Extermination of an entire population. With the UN Security Council at a stalemate because of the US vetoes, All eyes are now on the International Court of Justice, ICG. South Africa's case against Israel at the ICJ is the first serious international effort At ending this appalling situation and demanding accountability After 75 years of being denied, our basic rights equal to all other peoples. This is the first serious attempt. It came about because the international community has failed In its duty to protect civilians as per their own commitments and responsibilities as contracting parties to the international order to the rules based international order. It came about because the UN Security Council has, For decades, failed to implement its own resolutions on Palestine. For decades, More than 80 UN Security Council resolutions, all stand unimplemented. Let's be clear. Israel chose to conduct a war of vengeance, of genocidal rage. In fact, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not only conducting a war of vengeance, but a war for his own political survival. Netanyahu has already plainly stated that No one and nothing no one and nothing, not the ICJ, not any other country We'll prevent him from pursuing this genocidal aggression to its end. He has publicly stated that. In other words, Israel has been clear that it does not intend to respect the findings of the highest Arbitral of international law in the world, the highest court of the globe, The highest judicial authority for our human family. And this is not just in the last 100 days. Israel has refused to cooperate with any international investigations for 75 years. Israel wants to reserve for itself judgment about who is violating international law and international humanitarian law. Israel wants to be the only referee of its own crimes, War crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and the West let it do so. Certain key Western governments have let Israel do so. It is clear from the way Israel has conducted its war, its aggression, that it is regularly and openly violating the laws of war, violating international law, violating international humanitarian law, violating our very basic human values, our universal values. The UK has to be the United Kingdom has to be clear about these violations. The UK and the rest of the world must be consistent about international law, Must be consistent about accountability. Must be consistent about the way forward. Things do not add up. We are working with our people, Our allies, friends, brothers and sisters in the region and in the international community To ensure there will be no forced displacement of Palestinians outside of our homeland, that's a top priority Next 2, followed by an immediate permanent ceasefire. There must be there must not be There must not be another mass expulsion of Palestinians like the Nakba of 1948. Never again. Never again. 70% of our nation were Ethnically cleansed in 1948. We shall not see that experience again, and we will not. Let me assure all of you here the following. There is no military solution to this. Israel has been at it for 75 years. It has failed and will continue to fail despite the backing of the US and other countries. No military solution to this. There is only a political and legal solution. The legal solution is being sought as we speak in the ICJ, in the ICC, the National Criminal Court, and in the Human Rights Council, the UN Human Rights Council, among many other legal institutions. Let me remind you that long before 7th October, the state of Palestine, which I represent here today, Ask the ICC to investigate war crimes during the and after Israel's 2014 Aggression on Gaza. So our case is there at the ICC. We have given full mandate and jurisdiction For the ICC to investigate all war crimes, all crimes committed in the occupied land of Palestine. And the ICC has been dragging its feet since 2014. We also referred the legal situation in the occupied territory for an advisory opinion at the ICJ, at the International Court of Justice, to rule on Israel's illegal occupation just last year, a case is already there. So we have been reverting to international legality. We believe in the power of international law. We need the international judicial system to come in with full force, with equal application of international rules. This is on a very important track. That's why We welcome South Africa's case in the ice seizure because we believe in the legal track to be a key trap because we believe accountability has been missing for 75 years. And short of reinforcing accountability, We will revisit the horrors we are living today. The political solution should come In irreversible and credible steps, irreversible and credible steps, There needs to be a clear decision decision, resolution in the Security Council, in the UN Security Council to implement its own resolutions. Enough. One, to remove the US veto on the state of Palestine, assuming its rightful our rightful Position as a full member of the United Nations. Because of the US veto, we are now a state in the UN system, but a non member state. That has this veto has to be removed. 2, To recognize the state of Palestine on the 1967 borders, and we are recognized by a 141 countries. That's the absolute vast majority of the world. The rest is a club you know very well. The rest is a club you know very well, US, UK, Western Europe. If you are serious about 2 states, and we'll come to the 2 states in the conversation. Either we are serious about these resolutions or the whole foundation of the international system is hollowed out, simply hollowed out. This is the biggest stress test of the international order since its founding in 1940 in the in the mid forties, since the second World War, Biggest stressors, both at the political level, I e, UN Security Council, and the legal level, the ICJ and the ICC. The implementation of UN resolutions can then be addressed at an international conference, peace conference, that will discuss timetables, underwritings, guarantees, security, empowerment of existing national institutions, and enforcement of international resolutions. None of the above none of it Includes or needs a process or endless negotiations. There is a consensus about where we should go. All what we need is implementation and enforcement and international will to do so. For 35 years, my friends, the world has said it It supports the end of Israel's occupation. I'm talking about the world, consensus, from the far west to the far east, from the far north to the far south. Consensus supports the end of Israel's occupation that began in 1967, the establishment of independent sovereign state of Palestine with Jerusalem as its capital and a fair resolution to the issue of Palestinian refugees in accordance with international resolutions. What is there to negotiate? What is there to negotiate? Have you do you ever ever recall Any other place where international resolutions have been negotiated. You negotiate when there is a dispute. There is no dispute here. It is time to stop paying lib paying lib service, and I'm addressing the the international community here. Paying lip service and start getting serious. This is the time. Now is the time. The state of Palestine is ready. The state of Palestine is ready to take charge of the whole territory of the West Bank, Israel, and Gaza Immediately. The state of Palestine has the capacity. We do have the capacity and institutions to do so with international support, of course. And I refer you to many international studies in the last many years, including the World Bank, that have said that we have built, Still under occupation, national institutions at the level of middle income, free, independent, sovereign countries. So please don't talk to us about capacity because we can we have it, and we can build it further. However, we refuse any military any military or partial solutions for Gaza. Gaza is an integral part of the state of Palestine, of the Palestinian territory. Any role for the state of Palestine has to come in the context of independence and sovereignty. We do not accept Israel's goal to separate Gaza carve Gaza from the rest of Palestine, that has been a constant goal for decades. Israel wants to spread the conflict, and this is very serious, very real, and very dangerous. Netanyahu wants to drag everyone into his own political calculations and survival, and you've seen what has happened over the last few days weeks. And they want to spread the conflict not only for the surviving of Netanyahu, but because they have no, they they have no political solution. There is no solution agenda on the table so far in Israel. Its allies should not help it in that direction, shouldn't? Its allies should once and for all get serious about addressing the root cause of the conflict, namely 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 the violations you will know and record it and document. And as you all know, this has been happening for 75 years. Only that way lies peace. The real question is who is prepared to take a serious stand for international law and for peace? That is a question we are asking at this point in time. And with that, I'll take your Questions? Thank you. Okay, we'll start with Ipa. Our, our issue is not religious. Religion is absolutely innocent of this situation. This is not a Muslim Jewish issue. It's a ridiculous proposition to assume that We have an issue with Israel because of their identity. We have an issue with Israel because of the identity of the oppressors. That's not true. The issue is with the fact of our oppression. It could be any identity, And therefore, we would want to warn any leaders of using such language. As I tried to outline before, Our issue is legal and political. It has nothing to do with relations. I have been seeing The outpouring support here in the UK including the massive demonstrations and I assure you there's considerable number of Jewish brothers and sisters who take part in these demos all the time. So this divisive politics between this religious group and that religious group does not help. Doesn't help. Speaker 1: Hello. It's Yikhan Khomeini from Channel 4 News. I realize it's difficult to contemplate, the day after the war, in the midst of the war, in the midst of my suffering, But I wonder if you could share any insight into the conversations that have been taking place between, particularly, American officials and PA officials About what role there could be for the PA in the future? What's the PA response and suggestions be to that? What kind of suggestions Speaker 0: Thank you very much. Issues of revitalizing Palestinian national institutions is a purely internal matter. Any international intervention would be extremely counterproductive because it's meddling. We have our national institutions. We have our legitimate institutions. We have the PLO that represents all Palestinians inside and outside. The PLO It's not only recognized as the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people by the region and the world by but first and foremost, by our people. Not one Palestinian challenges the legitimacy of the PLO. Of course, we are not perfect. Who is? Name me one government that is perfect. We need to make sure that our institutions are at the level that our people expect, but that's a purely Palestinian national matter, internal Palestinian national Matter. Yes. We heard many things from the US in conversations. We had we had many, promises, many vows, And so far, they have been unimplemented. From the US wanting Israel to downscale and Start stopping its aggression, which has not happened. Israel is doubling down. All the way to simple issues Like, Israel stopped the piracy on our own money, you know, the the the tax they collect on our behalf, and they have been withholding For the last 3 months, the US said from day 1, this has to be, repaid. It's your money. It's not their money. Even that, The US couldn't get through Israel. And therefore, this poses a serious question about the US's ability An influence on Israel despite the fact that, the US is the biggest political, legal, material, military Bakr of Israel. Almost most of Israel's weaponry, including all these 2,000 pounds pounds sorry, Towns, bombs that are falling on the heads of our families are American made. So either America doesn't Use its leverage or doesn't know how to use its leverage? Please. Speaker 2: Hi. Speaker 1: Tools in Israel's favor. Speaker 0: There is no way the ICJ would rule in Israel's favor. There is no possible legal way. This was the first time in history that a genocide has been recorded by the people who were executed, transmitted life all over the world. There is no way Israel can hide its intent of committing genocide. There is no way on Earth From the prime minister provoking invoking the Amalek just the first day of the aggression To the defense minister with his hands saying that I've just got water, electricity, fuel, gasoline, everything, all the way to members of the cabinet, Knesset. And therefore, This is a defining moment. Should the ICJ stick to its legal mandate and succeed in its ruling, it have succeeded for itself and for the international order, for the rules based international order. Should it fail, I think it would have failed itself, its mandate and the entire Rules based order. Please, BBC. Sorry, I'll come to all of you. BBC. Speaker 3: It's clearly it's gonna take years before they rule on genocide. It's a legal mountain, for the South Africans to climb. You know that. Everyone knows that. What are your actual practical hopes for the outcome of the ICJ? Are you more interested in what they might do in terms of Issuing provisional orders, in the coming weeks because waiting for 4 years for a genocide verdict is not very useful, is it? Speaker 0: It isn't and that's why the South African case was very clear. They presented a case in 2 forms. The first is provisional measures that the court should issue a temporary injunction to stop the genocide until the merit of genocide is being investigated. I agree that the second part will take some time and the process of courts are usually lengthy. But the first one, as per the very mandate of the ICJ should be very short and should be looked at within days or maximum few weeks. And therefore, it is that part that we are waiting for. We want to see an immediate injunction for Israel to stop. Now many would say that Israel did not heed the ICJ before. Israel may not heed the ICJ now, But the legal and political ramification of an IC decision for an immediate injunction of the aggression and the genocide would have consequences, and we would build on it. This is not going to be maybe a knockdown effect or a knockout effect, but it's a major, major step in the right direction for 2 things. 1st is stopping This carnage because nobody else did. It's not like we have other options. No one else did. And for the sake of accountability. And here, accountability is key, my friend. It's very key. We must make sure that what has taken place over the last 100 These 100 days will never ever happen again, all of us, including you in the media. These atrocities, the normalization of mass killing of children, the normalization of mass destruction of homes, schools, The normalization of starvation, the normalization of the use of diseases as a weapon is the most dangerous thing that happened in our history since the World War 2 and even before. And to ensure that this does not ever happen again, we must make sure that those who has who have done so are brought to justice. That's the best way to do so and perhaps the only way to do so. We need accountability, so we bring justice to the victims, but we also need deterrent. And you tell me what would be the best deterrent. The best deterrent is a nonviolent legal act at the ICJ. South Africa and before the the state of Palestine were using these legitimate legal means, so we don't Give way to others to use different means. You see? This is everybody who blocks that venue Is somebody who is promoting violence? That's the bear that's the actual truth that needs to be conveyed and portrayed there. Now, Okay. I'll come to you. Speaker 2: It's Rafi You expect the UK to be clear about Israel's violations of the laws of war, and you certainly presented a very strong Case and position this morning. In reality, prime minister Rishi Sunak Has, rejected the South African accusation of genocide against Israel. The UK opposes a ceasefire. So do you feel, let down by the UK? And Ulf, do you feel that your message has perhaps failed to penetrate, the U. K. Decision makers? And secondly, if you don't mind, The Home Secretary, as you all know, has, is to ban his batariah, at the end of this week, Almost certainly. I'd like to know your response to that whether you condone that or you Disagree with that, the banning of this group. Speaker 0: Thank you, Rafi. Well, as I said, we want to see a U. K. Policy that is consistent and clear, and we don't see that. On the one hand, we hear the UK prime minister Rishi Sonak and others saying that, you know, the ICJ Has no mandate. Israel's there is the case against Israel of genocide does not stand. They say that. Right? You just quoted them. They appointed the it's a self appointment as international just judges. It's intervention and interven interference in the international Judicial system. But when they are asked, does Israel violate international law, like, only couple of days ago in the parliament, they say, oh, we're not lawyers. We don't intervene. This has to be left to the experts. This is the inconsistency. This is the double standards. This is the selectivity. This is the hypocrisy. Also, the inconsistency in many other, forms. Only recently, the UK government has announced a new policy, significant and welcomed, that they will ban Violent settlers from accessing the UK. They will be both on a blacklist, welcomed. Serious policy. In my opinion, that was a very significant moment because you know why? Not because of the policy itself, but this is the first time in 75 Yes. The UK takes any step that has to do with sanctions the first time Yet and we have said publicly, and I repeat it here, that policy needs to be more comprehensive because there is no such a thing as good settlers and bad settlers. All settlers are illegal. All settlements are illegal. All these entities and those who reside in it are very clearly defined in international law as war crimes. This is not us defining it. This is the 4 Geneva Convention divided defining it. The transfer of the occupying power population to the occupied land is a war crime. Yet I have just said this is this was a significant Development. Where is the inconsistency here? Only last Wednesday, the UK government pushes ahead A legislation using the power of the law, a legislation in the parliament that has been voted in the 3rd and final reading last Wednesday, So they curb public bodies here and perhaps others from divesting from these illegal settlements, from taking any step to actually mark that these for the products of these settlements are illegal. It's such a, it's such a bill that, number 1, gives Another layer of protection to the illegal settlement products, those who work in settlements, illegal settlers, a hue a a new level of protection, shielding. And furthermore, it says, and this law does not apply if a new government comes in office, I. E, because the beginning of the legislation says, any public body, what have you, has to be in line with the the the government policy. Ironically, the government policy does not call for the sanctions on the settlement products and activities transactions. So Israel was unfortunately shielded by the first part, but they go even further to say even if a government changes its policy, Israel remains to be the exception. Unbelievable. Furthermore, they erase any distinction between Israel, the occupied territories, and the Golan Heights. They put it in one sentence, one paragraph, one item as the exception. This is the inconsistency. Where are you exactly? Do you consider Israel's occupation of the 1967 borders to be a military occupation and colonization? Where are you exactly? I tell you, there is such inconsistency in the UK policy That I, as an ambassador here to my country and to for my people, I no longer understand if you ask me what is the UK policy vis a vis Palestine. I don't. Inconsistent. Contradictory. I don't have much details about that. I really don't. Wow. This is a this is to Speaker 2: come as trial. Speaker 0: This this is a this this is this is a UK matter, and, I'll be looking I'll be looking I'll I'll be I'll be, yes. I am the Palestinian ambassador, so I comment on Palestinian issues that has to do with the UK. Go ahead. I'm sorry. I think you came late. You came after because I have many hands here. I'm sorry. I have many hands here. Speaker 1: Emma Blanche from CBS News. Yes. In December, the Palestinian Authority Prime Minister, Manushai, said Hamas is an integral part of the Palestinian holiday. I know again it's hard to talk about the day after and administer The gas of the future, would you still hold that view? Yes. And following on from that, how do you view an administration who will have reformed a mass reform Palestinian authority? Speaker 0: Hamas Is a Palestinian matter, not an international matter? And only a Palestinian national institution, A Palestinian internal process will integrate, will deal with that, not international and external Intervention. Hamas is not just its military wing. Hamas is also an idea, an ideology. And if you want to challenge that idea, you have to present a different idea. And there has been many efforts, many Attempts at reconciliation in the past, only few months before the October 7th in July, there was an initiative by our President, President Mahmoud Abbas, bringing all heads of various factions including the heads of Hamas and El Alamein in Egypt, and the discussion is ongoing. The idea is Hamas needs to be part of the PLO and needs to respect and abide by the PLO's provisions and the PLO's responsibilities. Speaker 2: Just to expand on that question. So would you see HomeAstra's having a kind of specific Legal institutional role in running Gaza after the conflict. Speaker 0: Hamas is a political faction and a military wing. The institutions that should run Gaza, Jerusalem, and the West Bank is the institutions of the State of Palestine, And Hamas needs to be brought to the Palestinian National Institutions in an internal national reconciliation process that ensures that all of us are committed to the very agenda, the principles, the commitments of the PLO for its own people, our agenda which is very clear and for the international law. So issues of governments has got to be in the hands of the state of Palestine and the institutions of the state of Palestine. Thank you, Alberto. And just a Speaker 1: follow-up, can you talk about impact pressure on PA to All these conversations going on, is there pressure being put on the PPA to come up with new names for a prime Speaker 0: I can't share with you compositions, Andrew, but I can tell you the following. I can tell you our position. Our position is the problem is not picking a name and choosing another name. That's not the problem. And the prime minister we have now is a very capable a national figure. This is not about personalities. This is about changing the whole dynamics. In my opinion, if you bring Nelson Mandela back and Hand them the keys. They will not succeed given the dynamics now. So the issue is not to always do what the International community has done for a long time. This is a movie we have seen for a 100 times, for a 1000 times. Whenever the international community fails to pressure Israel, They turned their eyes into Palestinians, and they say, oh, only if you fix this and that you have issues here and have issues there. And remember what have happened with, our late president Yasser Arafat and the decisement and the killing of Yasser under the same pretext. We have our institutions. We have our leaders. We have our people, And our people demand many things. By the way, our the Palestinian people are their expectations is very high, I assure you. And the pressure the main pressure is internal, But the external side of the pressure, is is not very helpful. Why? Because part of that argument, Andrew, is not just to export the crisis and the failure to pressure Israel upon us. And let's see if we have a new government. Maybe things will change. Things will not change unless you tackle the root causes unless you tackle the root causes. And if you want to talk about regime change and if you want to talk about renewal, Did you hear anybody from the international community talking about Israeli government? Seriously? We have the the most renowned members of our cabinet right now, respected and adhering to international law and resolutions and in line with international consensus. Can you apply that on Smotresh or Bangvir, Andrew, or Netanyahu? So stop this. Stop it. And there is another side to this. There's another major side to this, which is a very implicit line all through That for some reason, we are the only exception on Earth, whereby our rights are conditioned upon some sort of behavior. Shall I say it again? Our rights are conditioned upon some sort of behavior, I. E. The Palestinians has they have to behave in a certain manner, which is according to their occupier's judgment For them to be worthy worthy, the right of self determination. For them to be worthy, the right to return. For them to be worthy, a state. This is utter nonsense. Nonsense. We have been behaving, however, but even if we misbehave, Even if we misbehave, our right to self determination is a bad right, has nothing to do with how tall are we, How wide are we? How good are we? How bad are we? How good managed or mismanaged we? I haven't heard this in any other case. So it is very important to call out that logic. And in my opinion, that logic is very designed. It's orchestrated. It's meant. It's in built in the whole process of Israeli led, US led, so called peace processes, And it is meant to block the final outcome. I say it before. I say it again, Andrew. We are not perfect. Who is? And there is a lot that needs to be done. But I assure you, if you now have an initiative Whereby the world is ready to implement its own resolutions, their own resolutions, over a 2 state solution on the 1967 borders, You will find Palestine ready to implement that, and you will find the Israeli government completely and utterly unready to do so. Okay. I'm gonna have to divert here or my friend and my friend. Guardian. Speaker 1: Before the formal statement. Speaker 0: Well, it's clear. It's very clear. They there were 2 agendas for the last 35 years. The first is the Palestinian And with us, the entire international community, that agenda was going towards back rolling Israeli occupation, colonization, and establishing a state of Palestine and resolving all outstanding issues in according to international resolutions, legitimacy, consensus. That's the first agenda, and that's why we went to the Madrid Peace Conference under the US auspices and mediation at the time, if you remember, in other major countries, and then the Oslo Agreements in the also post. The second agenda, which started shortly after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, Shortly after so, the whole thing, this first agenda was was lived for a year, a year and a half, and then Isaac Rabeel was assassinated. And who was elected? Benjamin Netanyahu. Remember? 1996. There comes the second agenda. You're talking about a quarter of a century now, 25 years of Netanyahu's government. In and out, but he was the Key sort of decider of the direction of travel Israel was taking and that agenda is an agenda that is anti two state solution that is, based on bypassing the Palestinian issue. Remember all that he has done and the normalization and what have you. Bypassing the Palestinian issue, having us as the biggest elephant in the room, but don't talk about it, And slowly, slowly build what the record charter says, the greater Israel project from the river to the sea. That's the second agenda. And why I'm explaining all that? Because within these within the second agenda, there comes Netanyahu's Israeli successive government's obsession With maintaining Palestinian geographic and political divisions, do I need to give you details? Knows about this more than anyone else. Netanyahu was enabling cash to go into Gaza because he has said it publicly in the case that he wants to see the Palestinians continue being divided, fragmented. That's why we need to empower the first agenda, And that's why the only legitimate entity that takes over is a state of Palestine that is there to protect and provide for its people In Gaza, in Jerusalem, in the West Bank, and in the diaspora in exile, a state of Palestine that is an agent and and and agency for their people. That is the source of legitimacy. Now about the practicality, all what it takes is a bit of political will, and I outlined the process of starting at a global, global decision that sends a clear message in the Security Council, and then we work the little details. But the time of trying to create several authorities, the the time to play on the on the fragmentation is gone It's gone. The entity, the agency that should take care of our people is the state of Palestine. The government of that state is the PLO in interim because the PLO is the sole legitimate representation of every Palestinian, the 13 +1000000 boss, inside and outside. And the PLO will be tasked to convene elections for, for the government of the state of Palestine once elections are possible. Okay. I'll come to Bert Patrick, and then I'll come to Hi. Thank you very much. Speaker 1: It's Patrick. And, thank you, Do you think it's right there will be no negative electoral impact for labor? And what damage is being done to the U. K. Speaker 0: Well, all what I can say about the UK Labour Party is that we are We expect the current leadership to be true to its own base. We know where the labor base is. The labor base is with An international or internationalist agenda, the Labour Base is with a fair, just solution to the issue of Palestine. The Labour Base is with the Labour Party committing to international law and committing to the provision of international law such as the ICJ. The, the labor base is also with sanctions, being enforced on any illegal, transactions, including settlements and the settlers might tell you, the companies working in the settlements, there has been numerous conferences, congresses of the Labour Party, numerous resolutions throughout the last so many years. So we expect the Labour leadership to reflect the depth of feeling and the policies of its own base and its own values. That's what we truly expect. And of a leader of the Labour Party, Sir Kirsztama, who is himself a lawyer specialized in international humanitarian law, so he knows best, and we hope that will be reflected more and more in his and their policies in the time to come. As for the issue of the damage the reputational damage of the U. K, I've said this to senior very senior UK ministers and officials that, as far as the perception in the region, damage has been done. Damage has been done. And, the perception is that the UK It's always quick to shield Israel. The perception is that the U. K. Is Unable, unwilling to focus primarily on the root cause, and the U. K. Has not held in the call for a ceasefire. However, there is a long history here, a very long history, goes back many, many decades ago. And I hope that that perception is going to be fixed, attended to, altered, reversed, very soon. We believe that the UK has a role to play. We believe the UK, was the pin holder of International diplomacy. You have one of the best diplomatic, core diplomatic Capacity in the world, you are a founder of the international system, the post World War 2 international system. I keep reminding myself and others that the 1st UN General Assembly did not take place in in San Francisco or New York. It took place here in London in the Methodist Church in Westminster Square, the first UN general secretary was British. And therefore, We are really hoping that the U. K. Would and by the way, the U. K. Was the penholder up until recently. We are hoping that the U. K. Will return to be that to be a force of enforcing international legality and international rules. And that in itself will take care over the issue of reputational damage. Yes. And and then I'll Okay. We'll take the last three questions. Okay. Well, from day 1 from day 1, we have been warning that the aggression on Gaza, if not stopped, Well spread. The West Bank, including Jerusalem, is on a tipping point. Literally, Israel is invading towns, refugee camps all over the West Bank, and you are following, provoking, killing, maiming, arresting. You're talking about 1,000. So it's a matter of time when pressure will. We have been warning from this becoming regional because we know Netanyahu would want to make it regional, And we know, that, his allies, might have to actually be dragged into his walls and his calculations. So we warn that the spread of this is going to be damaging, And the only way, the only way to stop the spread is to stop the aggression on Gaza, a ceasefire immediate. And we need to stop as an international community to deal with the symptoms symptoms. We have got to go straight to the cause, not the symptoms. The the immediate cause Is the aggression on Gaza, this atrocious, murderous campaign? That's the immediate cause. As for the actual cause, it is, as I have described, the military occupation and the colonization. Okay. Please. And then Speaker 1: And how can you explain to us the the the answer between the British a call for ceasefire. How can you explain this to us? Speaker 0: What was the first question, sorry? Speaker 1: About the International Center of Justice Speaker 0: I don't have the details about the International Center For Justice for Palestinians. I'll leave it to them to comment on that, but I can assure you of our complete support for the legal track. We need to leverage, utilize, benefit from the legal track, from the court system everywhere possible. So we hope that courts, judicial institutions will be a place where we stop the Madness, the carnage, the atrocities. As for the, as for the public, the British public, I very much Agree that this is the most empowering, inspiring, and strategic, development that happened since a 100 days, Seeing 100 of 1,000, millions, not only in London, but all over the UK and the world, is a scene that reminds us of the anti apartheid movement. And like that of South Africa anti apartheid movement, some governments came very late in supporting the anti apartheid war. It is often the people who actually start A movement. It is often the people who side with justice. It is often the people, not politicians, who actually create dynamics, Power pressure to change the course of history and to free Nelson Mandela. Remember? So I take what happens in the streets of London very strategically very strategically. You know why? And I believe Britain is the most strategically relevant place for our movement for Palestine because the anti apartheid movement emanated from London. It was the British people who led the anti apartheid movement. And I believe given the history, given the Balfour Declaration, that colonial Declaration. The arrogance of the British Empire, promising our land without consulting us and turning us the natives that who have lived there for millennials, for millennia, the birthplace of Christianity And almost every other civilization, the crossroad of civilizations turned us into non Jewish minorities. Therefore, the the historic, Legal, political, moral relevance of Britain cannot be overstated on the one hand. On the other hand, the British people are known for their, quest for justice, fairness, Exposed and very well read, London is known for its being the hub of international activism, The hub of international civil society, you you very, very complex set of institutions. The hub of international media, look at you here. And therefore, we are in the right place at the right time with the right people to Be with this movement, be part of this change, and I, for one, believe that this is the best hope we have to change the positions of the government here and elsewhere. I'll delay the behind, and then we will Okay. BBC wants to come back. Thank you. Paul. Speaker 1: Christine, TV news. There's a lot of support, in the public, especially here in London with, pro Speaker 0: Thank you, Christina, and thank you for being here from GB. I have taken part in almost every demonstration, and I was a speaker in in most of them, if not. I mean, the central words. I haven't seen, you know, chantings that people are accusing these people. I have seen love. I have seen love. I have seen commitment to international legality. I have seen diversity. I have seen unity. I have seen all colors, all religions. I have seen many, many Jewish brothers and sisters in these demos and not just for the last 100 days, but for the last 75 years with us. I have the I have seen the best Britain offers. The way Britain did this to the South Africans is is the way British people are doing it to Palestine. And attempts to conflate And to use 1 person here and 2 individuals there to conflate and to actually frame Millions is a very bad exercise. We should focus on the millions, not the 2, 3 individuals. The millions are calling out For an immediate ceasefire, that is something so humane. That is something so British. That is something that should be hailed and respected. The millions are demanding an end of Israel's occupation. That is the policy of the UK. That is the international consensus resolutions. And the millions are promising to create an agency to put pressure on all that to happen. So let's not defame and defile and desecrate the most beautiful thing that happened over the the only beautiful thing that happened in the last 100 days, which is the outpouring raw emotions and principal solidarity of ordinary mother. You know, I was walking last Saturday. How many how many mothers with their babies with their, you know, iPads, playing around? It was Britain there. It was ordinary families. And the media here are I've seen all the headlines. The media would start 6 arrests at you see, the framing? 6 arrests. Okay. There were half a1000000. There is always an attempt to focus on the French, not the bark, not the heart. We need to stop that, Christina. We need to really, really give these people what they are what they are oath of respect, admiration because so far, they are the best hope we have. Okay, I will have to choose Paul and our friend from Memo, Nassim, and that's it. Speaker 3: Ambassador, before October 7th, the case of Palestine almost vanished from the international agenda. The the the phrase, the 2 state solution, had almost entirely disappeared. Now it's back every day, day in, day out. You have the Saudis The case before, do you feel that this is actually a moment of opportunity? Do you feel any optimism But out of the dreadful things that happened in the last 3 or 4 months, something bad will emerge? Speaker 0: Yes. With a capital letter. Yes. Because anybody who thought that they could bypass the Palestinian issue has at least stopped thinking so. And any anyone who thought that Israel's military might is the solution, And I mean anybody including in the Israeli ranks and files have to think again. Anybody who thinks that the Occupation could turn into a permanent reality has got to rethink. Anyone who thought that that biggest elephant in the room Could be simply abracadabra disappearing, has to think again. So, yes, with that comes an opportunity for seriousness, for political will, for a momentum. It does. It does. And I believe that, we could do it, but I have my fears. I have my reservations. And the main reservation I have, the the main fear I have, this tragedy that happened since the 7th October, Most horrific tragedy in modern history, a scar in our humanity for generations to come, could be turned into a momentum, a positive momentum, but it requires one thing, International leadership. Now, Paul, you name me if we have international leadership now. You tell me. My fear is this moment will be wasted by the lack of a serious, powerful, determined, consistent, principled, international leadership. My fear is we will go back to the last 30, 40 years of ops. There is elections in the US. Ops, there is election in the UK. Oh, the let's wait for elections in Israel. Always the sharing, always kicking the ball to the other side, always buying time. And I assure you one thing, if we buy time this time, time will be our enemy. Time will be our enemy, not our friend. So I hope my fears are not accurate, And I hope because all the ducks are lying now. And I'm saying international leadership because forget it. To to wait for an Israeli government that will be Perfectly ready to, bring the majority of their population towards and implement international consensus, I'm not so sure if this will happen in you or in my lifetime. Palestinian institutions could be easily empowered, supported by an international System, international alliance, could bring it to the best level there is, and they do exist, and we have them. The missing point is the role of a third party. That's the missing role. And our issue was started by a third party. That's your country, Paul. That's the UK. Was sustained by a third party since then. That's the Plus, our issue is international, and name me one conflict that was resolved without a strong sustained international intervention, a third party role. One conflict. South Africa, Ireland, the Balkans, well, East Timor. Every and each one of those were resolved because of a sustained, credible, international, external mediation and credible and, intervention. And, therefore, I hope that part of the of the equation It's not going to be missing in the coming weeks months. Okay. Thank you, Nasim. Thank you very much. Biden and the 100 days statement, it's very regrettable. It's extremely, extremely painful Unregrettable to see the president of the US, that has been one thing to be the sole mediator in the peacemaking that poses itself as a guarantor of international legality that host the UN Mentions 100 days with failing to mention the 10,000 children who have been slaughtered, The 85,000 who have been killed and injured, the lives taken without any Consideration of any profession. It's very painful, and I believe this has more to do with the US than us, and it does speak volumes about the US policies and standings in the world, and lots needs to be done there. And I'm not gonna comment further. As for, clear sir Sergei Stomer and the reported news yesterday that he may reverse his policies. We have sent a letter to the Labour leadership requesting clarification about this. We are yet to receive it. It was late last night that that thing came out. Once we do, we will comment on it. For now, we expect Demand that the U. K. Labor continues to have its very clear policy of immediate recognition of banning the illegal settlement products, of supporting international legalities ICC and ICJ, and of supporting a political resolution That includes the ending of the occupation, Israeli occupation. Any change of that policy, would be seen as rewarding Netanyahu just when he had just committed the most horrific genocide in recent memory. So I thank you all for this. Thank you very much, And we'll see you again.
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Israel's aggression on the Gaza Strip has resulted in the destruction of 1,000 out of 1,200 mosques, according to Gaza's Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs. The reconstruction of these mosques is estimated to cost $500 million. The ministry also reported the killing of over 100 Muslim preachers and accused Israel of violating the sanctity of cemeteries. The Israeli authorities have not commented on these accusations. The Israeli offensive has caused significant damage to Gaza's infrastructure and left a large portion of the population displaced and in dire need of basic necessities.

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Israel's brutal aggression on the Gaza Strip has destroyed 1,000 out of 1,200 existing mosques since 7 October, according to Gaza's Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs. The ministry also said the reconstruction of these mosques will cost around $500 million. There are an estimated 1,200 mosques in the Gaza Strip. According to the ministry, more than 100 Muslim preachers have also been killed in the deadly Israeli offensive on the seaside enclave. “The Israeli occupation continues to destroy dozens of cemeteries and dig up graves, violating their sanctity…and stealing the corpses inside, in a clear challenge to international charters and human rights,” the statement said. There was no comment from the Israeli authorities on the accusation. According to the statement, a church, several administrative buildings, Quranic schools, and a bank headquarters were destroyed in the Israeli onslaught. “We appeal to the Arab and Islamic nations and people of conscience to fulfill their responsibilities towards the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip,” it added. Israel has pounded the Gaza Strip since a cross-border attack by Hamas on Oct. 7, which Tel Aviv says killed nearly 1,200 people. At least 25,105 Palestinians have since been killed, mostly women and children, and 62,681 injured, according to Palestinian health authorities. The Israeli offensive has left 85% of Gaza’s population internally displaced amid acute shortages of food, clean water and medicine, while 60% of the enclave’s infrastructure was damaged or destroyed, according to the UN.

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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 🔷 70% were women & children 🔷 1.7 million are displaced 🔷 570,000 people face catastrophic hunger 🔷 Health facilities are decimated https://t.co/4kSqPQ0rvh

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We urgently appeal for a ceasefire and increased humanitarian aid, particularly medicines for chronic illnesses that are currently scarce. These conditions are not suitable for human beings.
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Speaker 0: We continue to call for a humanitarian ceasefire. Much more humanitarian supplies, including medicines for chronic diseases, which are, in in very short supply, these are not conditions meant for human beings.
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According to @UNRWA, the situation in Gaza is dire. UN agencies report that 25,000 civilians, including 17,500 children and women, have been killed by Israel. Additionally, 1.7 million people are displaced, 570,000 face severe hunger due to the Israeli siege, and health facilities are severely impacted.

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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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We urgently request a ceasefire to address the dire humanitarian situation. There is a severe shortage of essential supplies, particularly medicines for chronic illnesses. These circumstances are unacceptable for human beings.
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Speaker 0: We continue to call for a humanitarian ceasefire. Much more humanitarian supplies, including medicines for chronic diseases, which are, in in very short supply. These are not conditions meant for human beings.
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À Rafah, plus d'un million de personnes vivent sur seulement 3 kilomètres : la famine, la maladie, la déshydratation et les maladies sont partout #AirDropAidForGaza

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In Rafah, more than a million people live in just 3 kilometres: starvation, disease, dehydration and sickness is everywhere #AirDropAidForGaza https://t.co/GZuOpaanqu

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📍#Gaza Images taken yesterday of people queuing for food in the rain & cold at our shelter in Deir al-Balah. At our schools turned shelters, @UNRWA continues to provide canned food, flour, hot meals & more- but shelters are 4x over capacity. There is simply not enough food. https://t.co/1bJ5xUVK7M

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Aid to Gaza has been obstructed by Israeli forces, causing a week-long delay. Israeli settlers have also protested, hindering humanitarian trucks. A food shipment for 1.1 million Palestinians is stuck at an Israeli port, worsening hunger and starvation. WHO expressed concern over limited aid missions, highlighting the urgent need to resupply hospitals in Gaza. Hospitals are overwhelmed, undersupplied, and patients are undergoing unnecessary amputations without anesthesia.

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🔺The Palestinian Red Crescent has reported that aid has continued to be obstructed by Israeli occupation forces for a week.  Israeli settlers have also protested, held raves and camped in an effort to close roads in front of humanitarian trucks entering Gaza. A food shipment for 1.1 million Palestinians is stuck at an Israeli port due to recent restrictions from Israeli authorities. 1,049 containers of rice, flour, chickpeas, sugar & cooking oil are stuck as families in Gaza face hunger, starvation and death. WHO bemoaned on Wednesday that Israel has allowed fewer than half of its requested aid-delivery missions in Gaza, emphasizing the need to reach and resupply wrecked hospitals throughout the Strip. Rik Peeperkorn WHO's representative for Palestine expressed that hospitals were "completely overwhelmed, overflowing and undersupplied" He explained how patients were routinely subjected to needless limb amputations, without anaesthesia, that may have been prevented under normal conditions.

DmodosCutter
Posted - February 18, 2024 at 9:21 AM
Saved - February 18, 2024 at 8:53 PM
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Nasser hospital in Gaza is no longer functional after a weeklong siege and ongoing raid. The WHO team was denied access to assess patient conditions and critical medical needs. Around 200 patients remain, with at least 20 needing urgent referral to other hospitals for healthcare.

@DmodosCutter - Daniella Modos - Cutter -SEN

WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus: "Nasser hospital in #Gaza is not functional anymore, after a weeklong siege followed by the ongoing raid. Both yesterday and the day before, the WHO team was not permitted to enter the hospital to assess the conditions of the patients and critical medical needs, despite reaching the hospital compound to deliver fuel alongside partners. There are still about 200 patients in the hospital. At least 20 need to be urgently referred to other hospitals to receive health care; medical referral is every patient’s right."

Truthtellerftm
Posted - February 20, 2024 at 6:41 AM
Saved - February 20, 2024 at 8:56 AM
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Israel's discriminatory water policies in Gaza have been ongoing since 1967. Palestinians are denied access to water resources, including the Jordan River, and face restrictions on drilling wells. Israel controls rainwater collection and destroys Palestinian-owned cisterns. Israeli military order 158 requires permits for new water installations. Israel benefits from this water apartheid, supplying its citizens while Palestinians pay high prices for trucked water. In Gaza, 90-95% of the water is contaminated, leading to diseases and child mortality. Currently, Gaza faces a severe water crisis with limited access to clean water and untreated sewage flowing into the Mediterranean. Millions of Palestinians are at risk of dehydration and waterborne diseases.

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‼️1/2🇵🇸UPDATE: What is the water issue all about in Gaza? What is water apartheid? Israel’s discriminatory policies on Palestinians’ access to adequate supplies of clean and safe water has been happening since 1967. ‼️HISTORY! 🇮🇱Soon after Israel occupied the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip, in June 1967, the Israeli military authorities consolidated complete power over all water resources and water-related infrastructure in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT). More than 50 years on, Israel continues to control and restrict Palestinian access to water in the OPT to a level which neither meets their needs nor constitutes a fair distribution of shared water resources. 🇵🇸Palestinians are unable to drill new water wells, install pumps or deepen existing wells, in addition to being denied access to the Jordan River and fresh water springs. Israel even controls the collection of rain water throughout most of the West Bank, and rainwater harvesting cisterns owned by Palestinian communities are often destroyed by the Israeli army. ‼️LAW 🇮🇱ISRAELI Military Order 158, which states that Palestinians could not construct any new water installation without first obtaining a permit from the Israeli army. Israel has effectively developed its own water infrastructure and water network in the West Bank for the use of its own citizens in Israel and in the settlements – that are illegal under international law. ‼️Is Israel benefitting from water apartheid? ✅YES! Israeli state-owned water company MEKOROT has systematically sunk wells and tapped springs in the occupied West Bank to supply its population, including those living in illegal settlements with water for domestic, agricultural and industrial purposes. While Mekorot sells some water to Palestinian water utilities, the amount is determined by the Israeli authorities. 🇵🇸Many Palestinian communities in the West Bank have no choice but to purchase water brought in by trucks at a much higher prices ranging from 4 to 10 USD per cubic metre. In some of the poorest communities, water expenses can, at times, make up half of a family’s monthly income. ‼️How polluted is the water? What diseases have been caused by water pollution? 🇵🇸In Gaza, some 90-95% of the water supply is contaminated by sewage wmd seawater unfit for human consumption. High chloride concentrations from seawater incursion into the Coastal Aquifer put pregnant women and children at special risk and contaminated water is the leading cause of child mortality. More than 1/4 of diseases in Gaza are water related. Numerous reports point to nitrates from wastewater pollution exceeding by 6X WHO recommendations! One study found that 59.2% of a sample of children had at least one parasitic infection and a similar percentage suffered from anaemia. Cancer and kidney disease are increasingly common, with a 13% annual increase in patients suffering from renal failure. There have been outbreaks of communicable diseases such as acute hepatitis A, acute diarrhoea and typhoid fever. ‼️What are water conditions like now? 🇵🇸As of 20 Feb 2024, Gaza is facing a severe water crisis due to over-extraction, saltwater intrusion, and sewage infiltration of the Coastal Aquifer. As much as 96% of the water is not fit for human consumption, and over 108,000 cubic meters of untreated sewage flow daily from Gaza into the Mediterranean Sea, creating extreme public health hazards in Gaza, Israel, and Egypt. The last functioning desalination plant and wastewater treatment plant have shut down due to lack of fuel, and Israel has turned on only one line of water in the south of Gaza for three hours, serving only 14% of the population. UN officials are warning that millions of Palestinians face dehydration & are at risk of waterborne disease in an escalating water crisis as Israel continues to withhold essential supplies from Gaza in the wake of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack. #Gaza_Genocide #H204GAZA

DrMadsGilbert
Posted - February 29, 2024 at 6:42 PM
Saved - March 1, 2024 at 5:17 PM
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Over 100 Palestinians were killed and 750 wounded by Israeli forces while collecting food aid in Gaza. The attack occurred as the besieged enclave faces an unprecedented hunger crisis. The Gaza Ministry of Health called it a "massacre" and part of Israel's ongoing "genocidal war." Hospitals are struggling to accommodate the large number of patients due to fuel and medicine shortages. Aid agencies have been unable to deliver supplies to northern Gaza, putting over 500,000 people at risk of famine. Israel denies delaying deliveries and claims to have taken measures to avert suffering.

@DrMadsGilbert - Dr. Mads Gilbert

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

‘Cold-blooded massacre’: Israeli forces kill over 104 aid seekers in Gaza Over 100 killed and 750 wounded after Israeli forces fired at Palestinians collecting food aid in Gaza City. aljazeera.com
MiddleEastEye
Posted - March 21, 2024 at 12:40 AM
Saved - March 21, 2024 at 9:17 AM
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Only 12 out of 36 hospitals in Gaza are partially functional, according to James Elder from Unicef. Nasser Hospital is among those facing challenges, as it is currently unable to provide medical care. The situation is dire.

@MiddleEastEye - Middle East Eye

James Elder, a spokesperson for Unicef, shared a video outlining the dire situation at Nasser Hospital in Gaza. Revealing that only 12 out of 36 hospitals in the area are partially functional, Elder underscored the challenges faced by Nasser Hospital, which is currently unable to provide medical care.

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Last visit to hospital: thousands sheltered, medical staff worked tirelessly. Children with war wounds received exceptional care. Now, silence of death, no care for children, doctors unable to help.
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Speaker 0: The last time I was in this hospital, there were thousands of people taking shelter there. I mean, look at this place. I'm sure only in a minute. Medical staff would do 36 hour shifts. These incredible people running, giving incredible care to every single child with the wounds of war who needed it, extraordinary medical staff. To see so many children hurt, burnt, bandages around their tiny arms and legs, their families bent over them in anguish, in hope as the doctors and nurses, they whizzed around these corridors. They're like superheroes doing everything they possibly could to save children to now, to this, this solemn silence of of death in these corridors, A place where no doctor can fulfill their oath to care and no child can receive medical care.
GhassanAbuSitt1
Posted - March 31, 2024 at 11:00 AM
Saved - March 31, 2024 at 12:47 PM

@GhassanAbuSitt1 - Ghassan Abu Sitta

I received this message from a colleague in northern Gaza: It's day 14 of the siege imposed on Al-Shifa Medical complex. Based on testimonies from the medical staff inside, the situation as follows;

MiddleEastEye
Posted - April 22, 2024 at 10:06 AM
Saved - April 22, 2024 at 11:30 AM

@MiddleEastEye - Middle East Eye

Medical Aid for Palestinians CEO Melanie Ward described what she saw in Gaza’s hospitals in an interview with CNN on Thursday. She highlighted how doctors are forced to reuse external bone fixators from dead people on living patients due to a severe shortage on medical equipment. https://t.co/iEkh2JYlYY

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Doctors are reusing single-use medical equipment like external fixators meant for fractured bones, taken from deceased patients for use on living ones. This grim reality is difficult to grasp. Melanie shared a bleak picture of the situation, shedding light on the challenging circumstances. Thank you for sharing your insights.
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Speaker 0: One of the most disturbing things was that doctors are having to reuse medical equipment that is designed for single use. So external fixators, which go through people's limbs through their bones to hold together fractured bones, are having to be removed from dead people and reused on living patients. Melanie, this is just so hard to wrap your head around, so hard to comprehend. You have painted an incredibly bleak picture of the situation on the ground. We appreciate you coming in and telling us what you have seen.
MiddleEastEye
Posted - July 1, 2024 at 2:02 PM
Saved - July 2, 2024 at 5:39 AM

@MiddleEastEye - Middle East Eye

Displaced Palestinian children living in tents in central Gaza are suffering from skin infections which are exacerbated by the extreme heat inside the tents, the lack of clean water and hygiene products, and by sewage pollution, which has no drainage channels https://t.co/UDSAU2h5aS

MiddleEastEye
Posted - July 26, 2024 at 10:14 PM
Saved - July 27, 2024 at 4:17 PM
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I’ve learned that dangerous skin diseases are spreading among displaced Palestinian children in Gaza. The World Health Organization reports that over 150,000 people in the territory have been affected due to the dire living conditions since the onset of the conflict.

@MiddleEastEye - Middle East Eye

Dangerous skin diseases are spreading among displaced Palestinian children in Gaza. According to the World Health Organization, more than 150,000 people in the Palestinian territory have contracted skin diseases due to the squalid conditions displaced people in the enclave have been forced to live in since the start of Israel’s war on Gaza.

MosabAbuToha
Posted - August 19, 2024 at 2:47 AM
Saved - August 19, 2024 at 8:50 AM

@MosabAbuToha - Mosab Abu Toha

FYI, what’s called now a humanitarian area in south Gaza is just 36 square kilometers (14 square miles) and crammed in it are more than 1.8 million people, with no water, no electricity, no food, no clinics or pharmacies, and no shelters. August 19, 2024 Day 318

JehadAbusalim
Posted - August 24, 2024 at 4:52 PM
Saved - August 24, 2024 at 6:56 PM

@JehadAbusalim - Jehad Abusalim جهاد أبو سليم

1.8 million Palestinians are now confined to an area that is just 11% of the Gaza Strip. This has effectively become a death camp. https://t.co/70EwReklEy

M7madNajar
Posted - August 27, 2024 at 8:23 PM
Saved - September 3, 2024 at 10:20 AM

@M7madNajar - Dr Mohammed Al Najjar 🇵🇸🇵🇸

In Gaza,the all 8 main hospitals , the Indonesian, Kamal Adwan, Al-Nasr, Al-Shifa, and Al-Aqsa Hospital are all out of service, along with Gaza European Hospital and Nasser Hospital. Only small clinics and field hospital remain, unable to handle anything excpet minor cases 💔🇵🇸

UNRWA
Posted - December 5, 2024 at 2:54 PM
Saved - December 6, 2024 at 12:45 PM
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I shared updates on the situation in Gaza and the West Bank. Gaza now has the highest rate of child amputees per capita globally. With 945,000 displaced individuals facing the threat of cold weather and rain this winter, the humanitarian crisis deepens. Additionally, as of December 1, UNRWA has paused aid delivery through the main crossing point due to safety concerns, further complicating the already dire circumstances.

@UNRWA - UNRWA

Our latest on the situation in the📍#GazaStrip and the📍#WestBank 🔹#Gaza now has the highest number of child amputees per capita anywhere in the world. 🔹945,000 displaced people in Gaza are at risk of exposure to cold weather and rain this winter. 🔹As of 1 December, due to lack of safety, UNRWA has had to pause aid delivery through Kerem Shalom/Karem Abu Salem, the main crossing point for humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip. https://www.unrwa.org/resources/reports/unrwa-situation-report-150-situation-gaza-strip-and-west-bank-including-east-jerusalem

QudsNen
Posted - December 8, 2024 at 3:05 PM
Saved - December 9, 2024 at 9:12 AM
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I shared the story of an elderly displaced Palestinian woman who is sleeping on the ground in a tent without a blanket or mattress, highlighting the struggles faced by many in northern Gaza as winter approaches. They are desperately seeking warmth and basic healthcare.

@QudsNen - Quds News Network

Al Jazeera journalist Hussam Shabat shares the hardship of an elderly displaced Palestinian woman forced to sleep on the ground without a blanket or mattress in tents, at a time when she should be receiving healthcare. As winter approaches and temperatures drop, displaced Palestinians who have been forced to flee their homes in northern Gaza seek refuge in makeshift tents, lacking mattresses, blankets, and warm clothing to survive the freezing weather.

QudsNen
Posted - August 9, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Saved - August 9, 2025 at 4:52 PM

@QudsNen - Quds News Network

Gaza Hospitals have recorded 11 deaths in the past 24 hours due to famine and malnutrition, raising the total number of such deaths to 212, including 98 children, according to the Ministry of Health. https://t.co/38pWfbhpsg

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