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The previous abductees
This is how bad things have gotten here in the uk.
There’s an explanation of what happened and why and there’s some great speeches in the link.
There was a ceasefire?
Thiago Ávila’s letter from Israeli prison to his daughter
"I’m sorry for not being home with you right now. Unfortunately your father, your mother, and so many people around the world understood the historical task that we have the responsibility to fulfil.
Today over a million children are suffering a genocide, being starved to death, being amputated without anesthesia, and suffering from horrific, hateful ideas, despite not knowing what Zionism and imperialism is.
I’m sure you miss me too much and all the mothers and fathers of Palestinian children also miss them so much and would give anything to live a life of love, happiness, and joy that every human being deserves, independently of race, religion, ethnicity or any other characteristic.
Your world will be safer because many parents decided to give everything to build this better world for you. I hope someday you understand that because I love you so much there was nothing more dangerous for you and for other children than living in a world that accepts genocide.
Please, remember your father as the person that would sing to you and play the guitar for you to sleep. And when you grow up your mom will also tell you that your father was a revolutionary and that even when facing the most horrific people alive – Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Itamar Ben-Gvir – he stood firm to the belief of building a better world.
Please do not forget Palestine!
With all my love,"
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I found this an interesting piece,
A HUMANITARIAN HERO AMONG THE NORMALS
https://tothepointanalyses.com/a-humanitarian-hero-among-the-normals/
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Healthcare in Gaza has become ‘a casualty of the armed conflict’
Healthcare in Gaza has become “a casualty of the armed conflict”, Pat Griffiths, a spokesperson for the International Committee of the Red Cross, says in Rafah, adding that hospitals in the besieged enclave “don’t look like how a hospital should, riddled with bullets or damaged by explosive blasts”.
Griffiths said that since the “ceasefire” in October, his team has seen “fewer mass casualty events” but the deadly attacks have not stopped.
“A surgeon described trying to save the life of a child who had severe head trauma and then having the child die in his hands,” Griffiths said.
“That stays with you. That never really leaves you, that experience. Death and disruption continue every day for Palestinians in Gaza.”
