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The staff are now unable to provide services to the patients due to hunger. They now feel dizzy and their stomachs are empty, just like other people. The number of patients is so large that the nurse is required to remain on his feet all the time, moving between the beds and providing services to the patients without getting tired or bored, leaving behind his family and those he supports hungry as well.

They killed my child Rakan, the baby I had long awaited with love and longing. They wounded my wife, and my daughter Layan came out from under the rubble crying without her brother, without a warm embrace. They destroyed my home and my family's home. We have nothing left.. And despite all of this, I still don't know what our crime was. What did Rakan do to deserve death? What did we do to be punished with loss and destruction? But I promise you, Rakan… Your story will live on, and I will carry it to the world, So that your voice is never buried beneath the rubble. #ceasefire

Je lis ici tout et n’importe quoi sur nos intentions pour Gaza. Voici la position de la France, elle est claire : Oui à la paix. Oui à la sécurité d’Israël. Oui à un État palestinien sans le Hamas. Cela exige la libération de tous les otages, un cessez-le-feu durable, la reprise immédiate de l’aide humanitaire et la recherche d’une solution politique à deux États. La seule voie possible est politique. Je défends le droit légitime des Palestiniens à un État et à la paix, comme celui des Israéliens à vivre en paix et sécurité, l'un et l'autre reconnus par leurs voisins. La conférence pour les deux États en juin prochain doit être un tournant. Je fais mon maximum avec nos partenaires pour atteindre cet objectif de paix. Nous en avons tant besoin. Pour réussir, nous ne devons relâcher aucun effort. Ne cédons à aucun raccourci, à aucune provocation. Ne laissons pas prospérer les fausses informations et manipulations. Par-dessus tout, restons unis.

I’m reading all sorts of things here about our intentions for Gaza. Here is France’s position—it is clear: Yes to peace. Yes to Israel’s security. Yes to a Palestinian state without Hamas. This requires the release of all hostages, a lasting ceasefire, the immediate resumption of humanitarian aid, and the pursuit of a political two-state solution. The only path possible is a political one. I support the legitimate right of Palestinians to a state and to peace, just as I support the right of Israelis to live in peace and security, both recognized by their neighbors. The upcoming conference on the two-state solution this June must be a turning point. I am doing everything I can with our partners to reach this goal of peace. We truly need it. To succeed, we must not ease our efforts. Let us not give in to shortcuts or provocations. Let us not allow any misinformation and manipulation to spread. Above all, let us stay united.

“Where is Jedo?” Linda constantly asks. Linda is the granddaughter of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya. When she saw his picture, she ran over and kissed it. With no clarity on his release, we all have no answers for little Linda. We pray for the release of Dr. Hussam and his reunification with Linda and the rest of his family and loved ones.