by Oui
Thu Mar 7th, 2024 at 03:34:49 PM EST
Newborns die of hunger and mothers struggle to feed their children as Israel's siege condemns Gazans to starvation | CNN News |

The children in Gaza who survived bombardment "may not survive a famine," World Health Organization (WHO) chief Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus has warned amid reports of surging cases of child malnutrition in the enclave.
The WHO director-general gave the warning in a social media post on Wednesday, accompanied by a video testimony from a doctor based at the pediatric unit in the Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza.
"Malnutrition plays a major role in the number of children that come to us and the number of deaths," Dr. Imad Dardonah said in the video.
Netanyahu policy set 10 days ago ...
Netanyahu says Rafah operation will hand Israel ’total victory' over Hamas 'in weeks' | France24 - 25 Feb. 2024 |
Netanyahu says Rafah operation will hand Israel `total victory' over Hamas 'in weeks'
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Sunday said an Israeli military operation into Gaza's Rafah would hand Israel "total victory" over Hamas within the time span of just a few weeks.
Earlier in the day, Rafah's Emirates hospital said it was lacking incubators so badly that newborns now have to share incubators, even though they are designed to hold only one baby at a time.
More Bloodshed as IDF Massacre in Rafah Continues
Netanyahu promises more bloodshed as military operation continues in Gaza which includes Rafah with a million displaced war refugees.
Hamas envoys leave Cairo, with deadlocked hostage deal talks to resume next week | TOI - 1 hr ago |
Egypt says negotiations at an impasse over terror group's demand for permanent ceasefire, making deal by Ramadan unlikely; Hamas official claims Israel `thwarting' efforts
An official Egyptian source told the country's Al-Qahera News state-affiliated TV channel that negotiations over a ceasefire in Gaza have reached an impasse over Hamas's demand for a phased process culminating in an end to the war, but said talks will resume next week.
"Hamas's delegation left Cairo this morning for consultation with the leadership of the movement, with negotiations and efforts continuing to stop the aggression, return the displaced, and bring in relief aid to our people," the Hamas statement said.
But senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri said Israel had been "thwarting" efforts to conclude a temporary ceasefire deal mediated by Qatar and Egypt during four days of talks hosted by Cairo.
Abu Zuhri told Reuters that Israel was rejecting Hamas's demands to end its offensive in the enclave, withdraw its forces, and ensure freedom of entry for aid and the return of displaced people.
The Egyptian officials said Hamas has agreed on the main terms of such an agreement as a first stage, but wants commitments that it will lead to an eventual, more permanent ceasefire.
There was no immediate comment from Israel.
Unfortunately Netanyahu reacted just the last hour today ... as promised. Negotiations failed ... the Ukraine playbook.
Netanyahu: Israel will push on with Gaza war on Hamas, including in Rafah | JPost |
Addressing a graduation ceremony at a training school for Israeli army officers today, Netanyahu said Israel must push back against a "calculated attempt" to blame it for Hamas' crimes.