Kay Macdonald

[Alex Crawford @AlexCrawfordSky]

The UK Govt has been given suggestions on how NOT to just stand by… with several ways to ensure suffering in Gaza is eased. @Caabu urged @Ed_Miliband and the UK Govt to ensure that ‘Israel permits free and proper humanitarian access into Gaza. This includes using powers to sanction those who block life-saving humanitarian aid’.

[Dawn Butler ✊🏾💙 @DawnButlerBrent]

Let’s stop calling young people NEETs.

BEETs - Between Education, Employment and Training recognises that where you are now doesn’t define your future.

Our job is to invest in young people and help them take their next step. We're on their side.

[Clive Lewis MP @labourlewis]

That shoddy deal belongs in the bin.

It’s barely changed from the deal ministers already rejected: creditors pay £1bn to dodge sewage and leakage fines until 2030, then cash out on the stock market.

Nothing screams ‘neoliberalism’ like privatised water. Thames Water is the key to ending it and bringing water back into public ownership.

Don’t fudge this.

[Assal Rad @AssalRad]

Nothing to see, just Doctors Without Borders suspending services in the occupied West Bank due to Israeli restrictions, “that amount to the collective punishment and ethnic cleansing of
Palestinians.”

Why would anyone report it…

[Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières @MSF_canada]

#Palestine: For 10 days, Palestinians in Hebron, #WestBank have faced military raids, forced evictions and severe movement restrictions, making it harder for people to reach care.

The lockdown also forced our teams to suspend care. https://t.co/o4YcLUMn8e

[Dalia Hatuqa🪬🤌 @DaliaHatuqa]

What an odd way to say Israeli authorities killed a child by depriving him of food while illegally imprisoning him

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

Torrential rain in Gaza caused a sand embankment to collapse onto tents, killing at least one woman and three small children in an incident that highlighted the danger hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians face as the rainy winter season sets in.

[Clive Lewis MP @labourlewis]

Cressida Dick working for Palantir raises the same concerns I’ve expressed about Tom Watson.

What does a company gain when it recruits a former Labour deputy leader or a former Metropolitan Police commissioner? Their experience, yes. But also their contacts, influence and the authority associated with the offices they held.

This ‘revolving door’ corrodes confidence in politics, public service generally and in institutions such as the police.

Read more here: https://t.co/36D0k5QD0R

@TBIJ

[sevda turkusev @sevdaturkusev]

Dünya İzliyor, sadece izliyor

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

One million women and girls are starving in flooded tents.

It is strange how the world can cooperate to get oil through the Iranian blockade at the Strait of Hormuz but still aren't able to get aid through the Israeli blockade at the borders of Gaza.

[Lisa Give Peace a Chance Tucker-Clemens @TuckerClemens]

Please, not this shit again. There's no way I'm going to be able to spend vouchers in all the places I need to. Please allow me to live my life and manage my pain with dignity! 😤😡🤬

[Javier Echeverría @JEcheverriZ]

Estos videos de Gaza están siendo suprimidos por algunos porque temen que se revele la verdad, dejando al descubierto ante el mundo su falsa humanidad

Un niño de 10 años llora tras haber perdido su tienda de campaña helado de frío.

Que no silencien esto.

[Kay Macdonald @macky1x]

@jihan_gaza ♥️

[Assal Rad @AssalRad]

“I’ve never held a child’s brains before, I’ve never seen children assassinated before, I’ve never seen children deliberately targeted before”

American doctor Mark Perlmutter describes his time in Gaza.

[Sean Davids @MancTotter]

How much would we save if Helen Whateley commuted?

#politicslive

[Jennifer 💙💚🇺🇦 🌈Stand up for what is right. @Jennyfurfuls]

OMG, the parasite known as Helen Whateley, who's claimed £m in expenses, living g just 50 miles from her job, is at it again. R4 just now, bashing people on PIP, wants to remove support to families etc etc. @Helen_Whately you are a disgrace &typical Tory scrounger.

[Dr. Yousef 🇵🇸 @yousef_ki1]

These videos from Gaza are being suppressed by some, fearing the truth will be revealed, exposing their false humanity to the world.

Don’t let them silence this.
Share these clips, let the voices of our children be heard, let the world see the full truth… without any masking, without any distortion.

[William Peynsaert @PeynsaertBill]

Article with sources https://t.co/i8bhlIENEZ

[William Peynsaert @PeynsaertBill]

Full source links
1. CBS News — Children of Gaza (July 21, 2024)
https://t.co/mOvAnjlorN⁠
2. Politico — We Volunteered at a Gaza Hospital. What We Saw Was Unspeakable (July 19, 2024)
https://t.co/nV99kDe3TE⁠
3. American healthcare workers' open letter — Including Perlmutter's testimony (July 25, 2024)
https://t.co/WHVSamxS7z⁠
4. BBC News — Wounded Palestinians Dying Over Lack of Supplies (March 30, 2025)
https://t.co/EGDBRfWrRy⁠
5. Los Angeles Times — American Doctors and Nurses Working in Gaza (October 12, 2025)
https://t.co/noCXUTQ2NV⁠
6. Al Jazeera — Perlmutter Describes Amputating a Child's Leg Without Anaesthesia (August 16, 2026)
https://t.co/hHeu5yAEFU⁠es

[William Peynsaert @PeynsaertBill]

He amputated a fully conscious 5 year old girl's leg hoping she would faint from the pain. Dr Mark Perlmutter is an American Jewish orthopaedic and hand surgeon who treated victims of 9/11, Hurricane Katrina and numerous other disasters before volunteering in Gaza in 2024 and returning in 2025. Some of the barbarity he saw. I've been going through a lot of these testimonies by physicians in Gaza, this is the first one that made me gag while listening. There is no form of pain depicted in the history of the horror movie genre that Israelis have not inflicted on people in Gaza.
1. For the first time in his life, he held a baby's brain in his hands. The child's head had suffered catastrophic injuries. It was the first of several such cases. He had spent decades operating in disaster zones. Nothing had prepared him for this.

2. He examined children shot twice, once in the chest and once in the head. The bullet wounds were extraordinarily precise. Perlmutter concluded that Israeli snipers were deliberately targeting children. He couldn't believe such injuries were accidental.

3. He removed shrapnel the size of his thumb from eight-year-old children. He saw children burned beyond recognition, crushed beneath collapsed buildings and missing entire parts of their bodies.

4. Nine-year-old Juri had maggots crawling inside her wounds. Parts of her thigh were missing. Surgeons removed nearly two kilograms of dead tissue. When she woke, she asked for her father. She feared he was dead. He was alive, desperately searching for food she might eat.

5. A mother named Israa had watched her four children disappear beneath their collapsing home. Perlmutter and his colleagues spent almost four hours operating on her shattered limbs and other injuries. She survived. Her family had been buried beneath the rubble.

6. Fifteen-year-old Rafiq was dying for want of an inexpensive feeding tube. He was severely malnourished, with devastating abdominal injuries and wounds that made sitting or lying on his back unbearable. His doctors warned that without evacuation, he would die. The equipment needed to feed him cost approximately $11.

7. He described amputating a five-year-old girl's leg without anaesthesia. The child remained conscious. The doctors sang to her as they worked, hoping she would faint from the pain.

8. A fifteen-year-old girl was shot while riding her bicycle. She arrived with catastrophic wounds to her limbs. According to accounts relayed to Perlmutter, an Israeli military helicopter had fired at her. He feared she might lose more than one limb.

9. Another fifteen-year-old was travelling with his grandmother when their car was struck. His grandmother died. The boy lost a foot, suffered extensive injuries to his remaining limbs and underwent hours of emergency vascular surgery. Perlmutter feared he might not survive.

10. A dying boy reached for his trouser leg. The child lay on the floor among the wounded, too weak to speak. Perlmutter knew he couldn't save him. Other patients still had a chance. He had to pull his leg away and move on.

Perlmutter estimated that the suffering he witnessed during his first week in Gaza exceeded everything he had encountered across decades of humanitarian missions.

He returned to America carrying photographs, medical testimony and memories of children he had been unable to save.

His work in Gaza also transformed his relationship with Israel, which he had previously supported.

He continues to speak publicly about what he witnessed.

He went to Gaza to repair shattered limbs. He returned determined to confront the world with the children those limbs belonged to.

Sources in comment. Apart from the video itself.

Not that it matters, because those who enjoy all this horror love to make it worse by denying it or regurgitating simpleton hasbarah excuses for it.