Palestina - Israël

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JUST IN: Dr. Muneer Albursh, Director General of Health in Gaza:

“The United Nations has not declared a famine because it requires a mortality rate of 2 per 10,000 per day—that means 480 children must die each day for famine to be declared—along with 30% of children suffering from acute malnutrition… They watch us and do nothing, waiting for everyone to die… We only document those who reach hospitals, but many die or miscarry in tents, unrecorded… Countless lives are lost before they even reach a hospital, and the reality is far worse than what the numbers suggest.”



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️ Gaza Ministry of Health to Al-Araby TV:

➤ 1,066 Palestinians seeking humanitarian aid have been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza.
➤ Gaza is not facing famine, but a deliberate starvation war by the occupation.
➤ The medical supplies that entered are far from meeting urgent needs.
➤ 47% of essential medicines are completely out of stock.
➤ No medical equipment has entered Gaza since October 7, 2023.
➤ There are no MRI or CT scan machines in the Strip.
➤ Emergency fuel deliveries can only last up to 48 hours.
➤ 260 children urgently need nutritional supplements to survive amid severe shortages.



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️BREAKING:

Today, the Israeli army dropped “aid” over northern Gaza, just seven pallets for two million starving people, after failing to find a third party for a symbolic media-cover airdrop.

As parachutes fell, desperate starving civilians clashed and trampled for a bag of food. One pallet landed on a tent, injuring 11 people, 7 critically.



️JUST IN:

Israeli occupation forces announce new “humanitarian measures” while still denying the starvation, they also announced that humanitarian pauses might be implemented to allow trucks safe passage and distribute aid.

What actually happened?

-One airdrop consisting of 7 pallets dropped on a tent in Northern Gaza result in 11 injuries and starving people frantically fighter over aid.

-Some trucks moving from Egypt towards Gaza to supposedly be allowed entry tomorrow following Israeli approval —Nothing has entered till this moment and the amount of trucks that will enter if any is unknown



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️JUST IN:

Aid trucks in Egypt have begun moving toward Gaza and are expected to supposedly enter tomorrow morning, following Israeli approval.

Gaza needs over 500 aid trucks daily for at least two months without interruption before people begin to feel their basic food needs are met, anything less than that would be deception tactic by Israel to relief media & international pressure.



Israeli occupation army spox also announced earlier:
“It was also decided to designate humanitarian corridors where UN and international organization convoys will be allowed to move safely to deliver food and medicine.

The IDF is preparing for temporary pauses in military operations for humanitarian purposes in densely populated areas, while continuing operations in other areas to “clear” them and intensify efforts to neutralize hostile elements and infrastructure.”



️JUST IN:

Preparations right now in front of the Rafah crossing for the expected entry of aid trucks into Gaza.

The Israeli army announced possible limited “humanitarian pauses” in certain areas of Gaza to allow aid trucks through.

If implemented, these pauses would be short and under strict control.



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️BREAKING:

Footage shows the moment the Israeli army illegally intercepted and boarded the civilian vessel Handala Freedom Flottila which was carrying civilians and headed towards Gaza.

Everyone on the boat was abducted by Israel.

Human Rights Defenders on Board:

Christian Smalls – Amazon Labor Union founder
Huwaida Arraf – Human rights attorney
Emma Fourreau – EU Parliamentarian & activist
Gabrielle Cathala – Ex-humanitarian & MP
Dr. Frank Romano – Lawyer & actor
Robert Martin – Human rights activist
Jacob Berger – Jewish-American activist
Bob Suberi – Jewish US war veteran
Antonio Mazzeo – Peace researcher & journalist
Santiago González Vallejo – Economist & activist
Sergio Toribio – Engineer & environmentalist
Justine Kempf – Nurse with Médecins du Monde
Ange Sahuquet – Engineer & activist
Antonio La Picirella – Climate justice organizer
Braedon Peluso – Sailor & direct action activist
Chloé Fiona Ludden – Ex-UN staff, scientist
Hatem Aouini – Trade unionist
Tania "Tan" Safi – Journalist, child of refugees
Vigdis Bjorvand – 70-year-old lifelong activist

Journalists on Board:

Mohamed El Bakkali – Senior journalist, Al Jazeera
Waad Al Musa – Cameraman & field reporter, Al Jazeera



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