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Hunger, disease and no escape: Gaza aid worker’s account of life under siege
Aid workers report over 200 deaths from hunger and malnutrition in Gaza as supply trucks drop to 112 from an expected 8,400, worsening the crisis under siege and bombardment.
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Hunger, disease and no escape: Gaza aid worker’s account of life under siege
With hunger and disease spreading across Gaza and hospitals short of crucial supplies, an aid worker in Gaza City has told RFI of life under siege – describing how families are packed into shrinking safe zones, queuing for water for hours and struggling to find food and medicine as the conflict pushes the territory to the brink.
For Gazans, the deep silence of hunger has replaced noise of daily life - Catholic Review
The streets of Gaza are quieter than they used to be — not because peace has returned. The deep silence of hunger has replaced the noise of daily life. Every corner bears the marks of a deepening humanitarian catastrophe: gaunt faces of children, long lines at makeshift aid points, and parents who have nothing left to give but words of comfort and prayer. The humanitarian collapse in Gaza did not happen overnight. On March 2, the Israeli Defense…
"What would Jesus do today, dear Pope Leo? The Palestinian and Jewish Jesus would place himself in the hunger queue. I have no doubt about it. Where should we, as his brothers and sisters, place ourselves?" writes Sister Magda Bennásar in a public letter to Pope Leo XIV, asking him to join the cardinals, "dressed in the red of martyrdom," in a prophetic gesture by the Church to protect and give visibility to a people whom "they want to wipe off …
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