“As I have said repeatedly, I deplore the barbaric and unjustifiable attacks by Hamas on Israel on the 7th of October, which killed more than 1200 people.
I am appalled by reports of gender-based violence during the attacks, and by the mistreatment of hostages.
I am relieved…
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) December 10, 2023
“Dr Mike Ryan and his team will provide a more detailed presentation on the health situation in #Gaza, but it is stating the obvious to say that the impact of the conflict on health is catastrophic.
More than 17,000 people are reported to have died in Gaza, including 7000…
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) December 10, 2023
“#Gaza’s health system is on its knees and collapsing.
Only 14 hospitals out of the original 36 are even partially functional, 2 north of the Wadi Gaza and 12 in the south.
Only 1,400 beds are available out of an original 3,500, while about two-thirds of primary health care…
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) December 10, 2023
“I visited Al-Shifa hospital in #Gaza City five years ago, in 2018. I toured a dialysis ward and a neonatal intensive care unit, and spoke with health workers and patients.
Even then, conditions were extremely difficult for health workers.
Now their work is impossible, and they…
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) December 10, 2023
“In summary, health needs have increased dramatically, and the capacity of the health system has been reduced to one third of what it was.
WHO is on the ground in #Gaza, alongside our partners, to support health workers, who are physically and mentally exhausted and are doing…
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) December 10, 2023
“Indeed, it is for that reason that the Secretary-General last week invoked Article 99 of the @UN Charter, and called for a humanitarian ceasefire.
I echo the Secretary-General’s call – a call I have made repeatedly myself. A ceasefire is the only way to truly protect and…
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) December 10, 2023
“It is only through dialogue, mutual understanding and finding common ground that we can ever hope to find a resolution to this crisis, and to the many other crises in our troubled world”-@DrTedros #Gaza #EBSpecial
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) December 10, 2023
“In this our 75th year, the opening words of our constitution remain more relevant than ever: that health is a fundamental human right for all people, and that health is fundamental to peace and security.
I urge you to use this moment to fulfil that vision, recognising as our…
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) December 10, 2023
Please note: they could be airdropping MREs and gravity filters that can make very dirty water drinkable.
Here’s a video of a UN airdrop into Syria from 2016:
They’re not doing that, because the UN is actually run by the Jews. Of course they have to say “oh so sad.” But they won’t ever do anything.
The World Health Organization chief said on Sunday it will be all but impossible to improve the “catastrophic” health situation in Gaza even as the board passed an emergency WHO motion by consensus to secure more medical access.
Palestinian officials have also described a disastrous health situation in Gaza, where Israel’s assault has left most of the population homeless, with little electricity, food or clean water, and a medical system facing collapse.
The emergency action, proposed by Afghanistan, Qatar, Yemen and Morocco, seeks passage into Gaza for medical personnel and supplies, requires the WHO to document violence against healthcare workers and patients and to secure funding to rebuild hospitals.
“I must be frank with you: these tasks are almost impossible in the current circumstances,” WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. Still, he commended countries for finding common ground, saying it was the first time any U.N. motion had been agreed by consensus since the conflict began.
General Tedros: You’ve seen him destroy the entire world over a fake virus that didn’t even exist. Now watch him squirm around and fail to help children being starved to death by Jews.
Tedros told the 34-member board in Geneva that medical needs in Gaza had surged and the risk of disease had grown, yet the health system had been reduced to a third of its pre-conflict capacity.
Mustafa Barghouti, a Palestinian politician who heads the Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees with 25 teams working in Gaza, said: “Half of Gaza is now starving.”
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Gaza hospitals have come under bombardment and some have been besieged or raided as part of Israel’s response to Hamas’ deadly Oct. 7 attacks. Hospitals that remain open are overwhelmed by the numbers of dead and wounded arriving and sometimes procedures are carried out without anaesthetics.
A WHO database shows there have been 449 attacks on healthcare facilities in Palestinian territories since Oct. 7, without assigning blame.
Yes, health facilities are one of the prime things they bomb.
They thought there were a bunch of Hamas bases in these hospitals. It turned out there weren’t, but it was an honest mistake by very honest people: the Jews.
You’ll never find folks more honest than the Jews.
If you look in history books, you’ll find that there is one thing the Jews are known for, above all else: honesty.
A Palestinian mother is taking her dead and injured children on a donkey-cart to the hospital in Gaza. The world has gone blind! pic.twitter.com/RyIAuVq8nz
— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) December 11, 2023
BREAKING: Side-by-side video analysis proves Israeli forces STAGED surrender of weapons by Palestinians
In the video above, the victim holds a rifle in his left hand & pistol in the right. Below, it’s the opposite—demonstrating conclusively the scene was acted out multiple times pic.twitter.com/xo0JoYePr9
— Wyatt Reed (@wyattreed13) December 9, 2023