Gaza: Finally, Waves upon the Sea of Silence

Faishal Ibrahim defends Halimah Yacob's comments on Gaza crisis, slams Facebook page Critical Spectator for 'minimising the suffering of Palestinians'

One day Israel had 107 trucks of aid driven to the Gaza Strip. From the UN's and aid organizations' point of view, this is far too little. The federal government also clearly positioned itself.

Images from inside Gaza show families mourning their relatives and children crying over the body of their dead father. Despite the arrival of trucks with emergency aid, the humanitarian situation is worsening day by day. “Although a limited amount of emergency aid has arrived, half a million people are on the verge of starvation according to experts,” says Stina Blomgren, a correspondent on the Gaza border.

Nearly 54,000 people killed by the Israeli army since the beginning of the war in Gaza. A situation that is growing every day a little more. The Palestinian Ministry of Health is now accounting for almost a hundred more deaths a day, while the Hebrew State is bombing civilians in Gaza unabated. The population is also exposed to famine. After almost three months of total blockade, Israel has given in to international pressure by letting in a mini…

Gaza: Finally, waves upon the sea of silence

Those who purport to lead and speak for the Western world seem to be breaking their disgraceful silence 18 months after the onset of the Zionist state’s primitive savagery. A couple of weeks after Israel began its campaign of terror in Gaza two Octobers ago, a journalist and novelist named Omar El Akkad published a […]

Before the war, about 500 trucks a day entered the Gaza Strip, bringing food, medicine, baby food, and medical equipment.