No Food, No Clinics, No Power: another preventable Holocaust"
As President Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in Washington for a second day, reports suggest Israel is under growing pressure to agree to a 60-day ceasefire deal with Hamas. Yet as negotiations stall, the death toll in Gaza continues to mount. On Tuesday alone, Israeli strikes killed nearly 100 people, including children playing at a roundabout and a disabled man sheltering nearby.
Palestinians are fleeing south in search of food after the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) closed its last central aid site. Over 770 people have reportedly been killed at GHF-run locations by Israeli forces and U.S. security contractors since May. Meanwhile, a crippling fuel shortage has pushed Gaza’s infrastructure to the brink. The Red Crescent shut its 18th clinic due to Israeli shelling and lack of medical supplies. Desperately needed aid is being blocked, and children are now facing a surge of meningitis infections.
Hamas demands an end to Israel’s occupation, international guarantees of a permanent ceasefire, and the restoration of humanitarian aid. Yet with every delay, the human cost rises. One survivor asks, “What exactly are they waiting for?”
This is not a war. It’s a massacre enabled by silence. The time for a permanent ceasefire is now.
"For more, visit “Call for Social Justice blog post."& @kakasmanu
Palestinians are fleeing south in search of food after the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) closed its last central aid site. Over 770 people have reportedly been killed at GHF-run locations by Israeli forces and U.S. security contractors since May. Meanwhile, a crippling fuel shortage has pushed Gaza’s infrastructure to the brink. The Red Crescent shut its 18th clinic due to Israeli shelling and lack of medical supplies. Desperately needed aid is being blocked, and children are now facing a surge of meningitis infections.
Hamas demands an end to Israel’s occupation, international guarantees of a permanent ceasefire, and the restoration of humanitarian aid. Yet with every delay, the human cost rises. One survivor asks, “What exactly are they waiting for?”
This is not a war. It’s a massacre enabled by silence. The time for a permanent ceasefire is now.
"For more, visit “Call for Social Justice blog post."& @kakasmanu
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ui=2&ik=4d60949837&attid=0.1&permmsgid=msg-f:1837215411448232232&th=197f19aec73eb928&view=att&zw&disp=safe
No comments:
Post a Comment