The Israeli telegram channel posts the picture of the Palestinian who was run over by a Tank rejoicing and celebrating, images are translated from Hebrew
“great photos that made my Friday” https://t.co/FFoNUlF6BY
Hindutva Modus operandi :
1- Enter Muslim society
2- shout derogatory slogans
3- If Muslims react brand them as Jihadis
4- Police will arrest Muslims
5- Media will show one side story
6- Hindutva IT cell run the hateful campaign
7- Authorities Demolished Muslim livelihoods
Modus operandi
1) Enter muslim society
2) Insult them shout slogans
3) If muslims react brand them as Jihadis
4) Police will arrest muslims
5) Media will show one side story #MillatNagar#NayaNagar#Miraroad#BabriMasjid
This doctor performs an amputation on his 16-year-old daughter’s leg, without surgery, on the dining table, in his house surrounded by tanks, just minutes away from Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza. @ hzabusabra
I'll post the video shortly, but I want to get this out there:
In Parliament today, I called for de-escalation in the Middle East and for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
In reply, Rishi Sunak said I should call "call on Hamas and the Houthis to de-escalate the situation." 1/4
All states have a duty under international law to act to stop genocide. Yemen did so by blocking shipping to the offending regime. The US is now bombing them for daring to interfere with the US-supported genocide in Gaza. There is your “rules-based order.”
Israel has killed 15k children and many of you still give them unconditional support
Is there anything that would make you not support them?
If they kill 50k kids?
100k?
1 million?
I suspect most of you would continue to make excuses and say it's not genocide
.@WHO has received troubling reports of increasing hostilities and ongoing evacuation orders near the vital Al-Aqsa Hospital in the Middle Area of #Gaza, which according to the facility’s director forced over 600 patients and most health workers to leave. Their locations are not currently known.
Earlier today, @WHO and @UNOCHA visited Al-Aqsa and saw large numbers of wounded people being brought in for urgent treatment.
The health facility reported immense needs, especially health workers, medical supplies and beds. But staff said their greatest need was for their hospital, and its staff, patients and families there, to be protected from strikes and hostilities.
Three months into this conflict, it is inconceivable that this most essential need—the protection of health care—is not assured.
No hospitals are fully functioning in Northern Gaza, where another WHO mission was cancelled today due to dangers and lack of necessary permissions. Elsewhere in Gaza, a mere handful of health facilities operate.
At Al-Aqsa, WHO staff saw sickening scenes of people of all ages being treated on blood-streaked floors and in chaotic corridors. An unidentified child laid dead, partially covered by a sheet, on a bed. Other injured were prostrate on the floor, being stepped over by the health staff and families. A man’s harrowing groans, either from pain or anguish, cut through the emergency ward’s commotion.
The bloodbath in Gaza must end.
Al-Aqsa is extremely short-staffed. Partners at @MedicalAidPal and @RESCUEorg announced today that due to increasing military activity around Al-Aqsa Hospital they have been forced to withdraw their staff working at the hospital and cease activities. On 6 Jan @MSF took similar action due to evacuation orders in areas close to the hospital.
During today’s mission, we were informed that evacuation orders and lack of safety had forced most health staff to leave. Tonight’s reports indicate that only 5 doctors remain. Hospital management said health workers had no food.
The WHO team delivered medical supplies to support 4500 patients needing dialysis for 3 months and 500 patients requiring trauma care.
WHO is planning to facilitate the much-needed deployment of an emergency medical team to support the overstretched doctors and nurses of Al-Aqsa. This will only be possible in a secure environment.
In recent weeks, the lowest number of daily casualties received at the hospital was 14 fatalities and 48 people suffering trauma. But in past days this has increased markedly, with over 120 trauma cases and dozens of dead arriving per day due to increased shelling, gunshot wounds, crush injuries from collapsed buildings, and other war-related trauma.
Al-Aqsa is the most important hospital remaining in Gaza’s Middle Area and must remain functional, and protected, to deliver its lifesaving services. Further erosion of its functionality cannot be permitted – doing so in the face of such trauma, injury and humanitarian suffering would be a moral and medical outrage.
#CeasefireNOW.
First Israel killed Wael al-Dahdouh's wife, his daughter, his other son and his grandson.
Then they injured him and killed his camera operator.
Now they've killed his other son.
I don't even know how it's possible to cope with this level of loss.