"Où que je sois en tant que journaliste, en tant qu'être humain, en tant que civil à Gaza, je ne me sens jamais en sécurité, où que je sois. Même chez moi, chez moi dans ma propre maison, je ne me sens jamais en sécurité."
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The situation in northern Gaza is beyond catastrophic. Israeli occupation forces have destroyed about 90% of the buildings, leaving displaced families to seek shelter in schools. But over the past few months, these schools have also been targeted and destroyed. Now, thousands of people are sleeping on the streets without any shelter, with women and children forced to sleep on the ground. The end goal is to make northern Gaza uninhabitable in order to ethnically cleanse the remaining population to build settlements.
If you have not seen it before and what to know what Sednaya prison is, @amnesty along with @ForensicArchi produced a very good video years ago on this chamber of horrors https://t.co/5FsvtC79q5
Beit Lahia is forced to leave today, is ethnically cleansed, last city in north Gaza.
Keep in mind that these people tried to remain and hoped the world would stop the horror. But no more.
life of a journalist in North Gaza:
In order to film everything you see I need to put in my blood , sweat and tears . First , I need to charge my phone. To charge my phone, I have to walk miles to find electricity for both my phone and power bank. After filming, I need to find specific areas to upload my footage where I can get a good signal. With very limited transportation options, I also have to find a way to reach bombed locations, whether by car, ambulance, or even running.
At the end of the day, I often find myself starving, with my stomach growling. To keep moving, I need to find food. I scout the market for hours to find canned goods (if I’m lucky) and ingredients, but I’m unable to cook them. Most days, I just eat bread to sustain my energy. The most complicated part is finding a place to sleep. Ever since the IDF put a hit list on me, I’m careful about where I sleep to avoid endangering those around me. Every day, I move from one location to another, finding any empty spot I can as my bed for the night.
Every report you see reflects my blood, sweat, and dedication to bringing you this content. Please amplify our message.
More than 10,000 tents washed away or damaged by the storm. For 14 months the Palestinian population of Gaza has been expelled and concentrated by the Israeli military in unlivable areas in makeshift tents. There is no shelter from bombardments, starvation and the winter in Gaza.
The entire Gaza Strip is facing horrific conditions due to cold weather and heavy rainfall. Two million people are experiencing bombardment, starvation, and displacement as the Israeli government uses collective punishment as a tool against the entire population.
Today marks 43 days of Israel's complete siege of northern Gaza. The situation is marked not only by imposed famine, but a complete lack of healthcare due to the systematic attacks on hospitals, and the targeted destruction of civil defense services.
People are collapsing from hunger in southern Gaza. The price of a bag of flour has reached $200 instead of $7, that is, if it can even be found. There are no legumes, no vegetables, and not even humanitarian aid. The border crossing has been closed for a long time.
The famine has become brutally indescribable. Everything is outrageously expensive and unavailable. I am terrified of dying from hunger. I don't know how I will face God if I die starving rather than torn into pieces.
Forensic and devastating: read @tomdannenbaum's analysis of Israel's starvation of Gaza on @just_security
I don't know how to deal with my own governments letting this happen.
Few moral contemporary problems are as preventable & as devastating.
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This morning’s heavy rains and cold weather in the Gaza Strip have turned life into an even worse nightmare. Imagine waking up to find your tent flooded, the streets around you submerged, and nowhere to go for warmth or safety.
🚨New @hrw report on war crimes + crimes against humanity in #Gaza. #Israel has committed:
- Multiple war crimes of forced displacement;
- Crimes against humanity
- Ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in the buffer zones + security corridors
https://t.co/OUZqHHzYgY
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🚨Urgent Appeal from Dr. Hossam Abu Safiya
This is an urgent appeal regarding the catastrophic situation in north Gaza. All hospitals in the north have completely collapsed, and there is no medicine, fuel, or any basic necessities available. Please amplify this message.
41 minutes of the most graphic eye witness testimony of the Israeli attacks on Gaza which can only be described as a genocide
By British surgeon Professor Nizam Mamode speaking to the International Development Committee in Parliament on November 12th 2024
"Drones would come down and pick off civilians, children, we have description after description, this was day after day after day"
"Operating on children on who say they were laying on the ground after a bomb had dropped and this quadcopter came down, hovered over me and shot me"
"That's clearly a deliberate act. A persister act. A persistent targeting of civilians, day after day"
"A hospital like Guys & St Thomas where I used to work would get one or two mass casualty events a year, we had one or two a day"
"60% of the people we treated were women and children"
"A seven year old is not going to make up a story.. The majority of children who were casualties were young children"
"The bullets the drones fire are small cuboids.. I fished many of those out of children.. The youngest I operated on was a 3 year old"
"There is no question in my mind this was clearly deliberate targeting of civilians"
"I've worked in conflicts around the world.. I was there during the Rwandan genocide.. I've never seen anything on this scale, ever"
"One of the surgeons in my team had been to Ukraine five times and had said this is ten times worse"
"This is 1.4 million trapped, they can't leave, having bombs dropped on them on a daily basis. And then drones coming in and shooting them"
"There's plenty of evidence out there, from Israeli solders, that that's what's going on.. We saw the results of it"
Today, I met my dad’s friend on the street. I honestly didn’t recognize him; no one looks the same after a year of genocide. I asked him how he had been doing. He said he had four sons, and one after another, they were killed over the span of a year. His last son and wife were killed last month. Now, he sleeps on the streets with no family. A vibrant man who once owned a house, a car, and a business is now deprived of everything, even his family.
The situation in northern Gaza. Kamal Adwan Hospital: everyday we loose some of the injured due to the lack of medical supplies and specialised medical delegations. There are no ambulances. People die trapped under the rubble. No food no water no medicines https://t.co/xZQIJgm7N5