Gaza Turned Into Hell on Earth – Martin Griffiths

The bombardment of Gaza after October 7 has turned the impoverished, besieged territory into hell on earth said UN Under-Secretary-General Martin Griffiths

Delivering humanitarian aid to the residents of Gaza, who are on the brink of starvation, is nearly impossible he added.

Humanitarian workers and UN personnel in Gaza have been killed in unreasonable numbers, Griffiths pointed out.

World leaders have let us down, and some have offered unconditional support to their allies despite evidence of their violations of humanitarian law.

Weapons have continued to flow to Israel from Washington and other countries despite the devastating impact of the war on civilians in Gaza.

Civilians and infrastructure in Gaza have suffered excessive damage, and aid is being politicized amid widespread hunger and disease the UN official added.

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Arundhati Roy on Watching Death

“The only moral thing Palestinian civilians can do apparently is to die. The only legal thing the rest of us can do is to watch them die. And be silent. If not, we risk our scholarships, grants, lecture fees & livelihoods.” – Arundhati Roy

Another great saying

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Israel Kills 8 Percent of the Gaza population

The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor stated that Israel has killed, injured and/or kidnapped about eight percent of the  population of Gaza.

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The monitor added Israeli bombing forced the displacement  of 85 percent of the residents of Gaza and destroyed over 75% of their homes and infrastructure of the enclave.

The population of Gaza stood at 2.2 million prior to 7 October, 2023.

“Now, the entire population of Gaza…is in urgent need of food, humanitarian assistance and protection, according to the World Food Program with 1.7 million “displaced to make-shift shelters or overcrowded areas with limited access to basic necessities.”

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Each Time a Tiger is Destroyed $3 Million Goes Down The Drain!

A Palestinian resistance fighter in flipflops and jeans. They come out from underground tunnels.

Al Yassin, a home-made shell, manufactured in the nooks and crannies of Gaza costs $500 according to a comment by Rozan Qabas Aal Salem, a Yemeni Jewish translator in Israel.

On the other hand, the destruction of the Tiger troop carrier, which is the pride of Israeli industry represents a great economic loss for each of these units cost $3 million.

But the cost of the machine is one thing; another is the cost of the training of these elite soldiers using the most sophisticated equipment and then the parish.

The training and rehabilitation of soldiers for each machine tanks and other military hardware takes as much as 10 years.

In this war on Gaza 100s of troop carriers, tanks, drones and military hardware has been lost by the Israeli army to Palestinian fighters.

A loss estimate would put the number of military hardware units stand at 1500. This is not to account the Israeli soldiers killed in tanks and troop carriers.

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8 Israeli Soldiers Killed in Rafah

The Israeli occupation army admits to the killing of eight of its soldiers in Rafah, in a deadly afternoon in the southern Gaza Strip.

News of the killing is trending on the social media with the Israeli Army Radio confirming the number of those killed in an armed vehicle that was destroyed in an explosion.

Izz Al Din Al Qassam fighters said earlier the entire crew of the armoured vehicle were killed after it was targeted by an anti-tank shell in an orchestrated ambush “at dawn on the Day of Arafah, our fighters executed a compound ambush against the invading enemy vehicles in the Saudi neighborhood in Tal al-Sultan, west of Rafah, according to Anadolu.

Among those who died was the deputy commander in the 601 Battalion of the Combat Engineers Brigade according to Israeli media sources.

One report however said 13 Israeli soldiers were killed in the Tal Al Sultan neighborhood of Rafah near the Egyptian border but as usual, the Israeli army would admit to only eight.

The armored personnel carrier was completely burned and the eight soldiers inside died instantly.

Israeli journalist Yossi Meliman with eight more soldiers killed, the total number of troops slain in Gaza since the beginning of the war rose to 658 soldiers. He pointed out If we add the police and Shin Bet deaths, the number reaches to 730.

Anadolu reports that 3,835 officers and soldiers have been injured since the beginning of the war, including 1,936 in the ground battles.

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