“I still have shrapnel inside my body that they couldn’t remove.”
Abed Al Rahman, 13, recounts to UNICEF Spokesperson James Elder what happened at an aid distribution point in Gaza.
Humanitarian aid must be delivered with neutrality, independence and impartiality.
BREAKING: WAR COSTING ISRAEL 2.75 BILLION SHEKELS ($725M) PER DAY
Brig. Gen. (res.) Re'em Aminach said the initial two days of fighting amounted to approximately 5.5B shekels ($1.45B).
This EXCLUDES damage to civilian property and broader economic fallout.
Last week they said Iran was “days away from a nuclear bomb.”
Well it’s been “days” now and Irans nuclear facilities are not destroyed.
So does Iran have a nuclear bomb now that it’s been “days?”
They’ve been telling us for decades Iran was “only a few years” or “only a few months” and “only a few days.”
However, the truth is more countries than is public have some sort of nuclear capabilities.
It’s not antisemitic to ask these questions.
It’s fair critical thinking and honest dialogue.
After all innocent people are dying and more will die if the U.S. gets fully involved.
It is extremely shameful that India abstained from voting on the Gaza ceasefire at the UN General Assembly on June 12, 2025. India has always stood for peace, justice and human dignity.
• More than 60,000 lives have been lost in Palestine—most of them women and children. Thousands are starving and dying, and the international aid has stopped. This is a humanitarian tragedy.
• At such a time, India should have stood firmly in support of a ceasefire in Gaza, but India abandoned its principled stand against war, genocide and justice.
• India has always chosen to stand with Palestine as a matter of principle and not as a strategy, but today that glorious legacy lies reduced to rubble.
• Today, India has abandoned its principles and has bowed down to Tel Aviv. These were the same principles that once made us the guiding light for leadership values to the world.
🔹 It is essential to remember that global leadership is not built on silence. If we want India's voice to matter on the global stage, the most crucial thing is that we stand up against injustice with courage.
🔹 Today, when Palestine is reeling under violence, humanitarian degradation and growing instability, it is not right for India to remain silent.
▪️ Looking at India's history, the Modi government will have to understand that the world does not listen to the country that speaks the loudest. The world listens to those who speak with full courage and conscience.