Israeli genocide in Gaza
Day 37 of the Israeli war on Gaza where relentless airstrikes continue to hit civilian areas including residential buildings, schools, and even hospitals. In its latest strikes, Israel hit a house in the southern city of Khan Younis, killing thirteen Palestinians. A UN-run school was struck in the northern city of Beit Lahia as well. The Israeli regime also bombed several hospitals where people had taken shelter. Palestinians say the regime is targeting everywhere in the blockaded territory.
Gaza hospitals on brink
The relentless Israeli airstrikes on Gaza have brought the healthcare system there to its knees. A doctor in the city of Khan Younis, southern Gaza, has called on the international community to help stop war crimes in the territory. He says those crimes shouldn’t take place in the 21st century. The doctor also says there is a lack of medical supplies and even staff, explaining how this is affecting the situation.
Condemning Israeli genocide
People around the world continue to hit the streets to show solidarity with the Palestinians and demand an end to the Israeli bloodshed in the Gaza Strip. Hundreds of people attended a rally in Australia’s biggest city of Sydney. They denounced Israel’s actions in Gaza, waved Palestinian flags and chanted slogans such as 'Palestine will never die'. Spaniards packed an underground station in Barcelona, demanding Israel halt its military action in the Palestinian territory. In Ireland’s capital Dublin, protestors urged their government to expel the Israeli ambassador. South Africans held new rally in Cape Town. They also demanded the expulsion of Israel's envoy and the closure of its embassy. Similar rallies also held in the capitals of France, Germany, Belgium and Britain where people condemned Israel's brutal attacks on Gaza. In London, over 300,000 people marched toward the US embassy, calling for an end to the war on Gaza.
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