Gaza is Beyond Catastrophic. Why? Zionist Jews Want to Expel Gaza's Palestinians into Egypt

The world should not lament decades from now about the "unstable" Middle East and those bad Arab terrorists. In 1948, few saw live the unfolding ethnic cleansing of Palestine by European Jews. There were a few reporters beholden to the foreign illegal Jewish migrant invaders. It took a few decades for the world to recognize the Palestinian refugees as a dispossessed raped nation.

Now in 2024, everyone is watching the second installment of the ethnic cleansing of Palestine by foreign invaders. If nothing is done to stem the US-endorsed and armed religious fanaticism of Israel's Zionists, the world will be again faced with the dilemma of why are a new generation of Palestinians still committing acts of violence in 1935 against Israeli and Jewish targets?

Labeling an entire people who have been dispossessed and chased out of their historic lands as "terrorists" is not only unethical and cruel, it is illogical. Who wouldn't fight until the bitter end if one's home is destroyed, one's family assassinated, one's village razed to the ground or its ancient Canaanite name replaced with a Hebrew name, and one's country Palestine deleted from existence? 

ISRAEL'S EXISTENCE IS PROOF THAT THE "GREAT REPLACEMENT" STRATEGY DOES WORK WHEN WELL-EXECUTED.

IN LEBANON, THE LEBANESE PEOPLE (4 MILLION) ARE BEING REPLACED BY SO-CALLED SYRIAN 'REFUGEES' (3 MILLION) WHO ARE NOT REALLY REFUGEES. THESE "REFUGEES" IN FACT COMMUTE DAILY BETWEEN SYRIA WHERE UNHCR DOES NOT PAY THEM, AND LEBANON WHERE THEY REGISTER AS REFUGEES TO GET PAID BY UNHCR.

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UN warns humanitarian situation in Gaza Strip 'beyond catastrophic'
DPA
Fri, September 6, 2024



Palestinian children sit in the midst of the destruction in the aftermath of a reported overnight Israeli strike that hit tents used as temporary shelters by displaced Palestinians in the courtyard of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs hospital, as the israeli war on Gaza continues. Omar Ashtawy/APA Images via ZUMA Press Wire/dpa

The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is "beyond catastrophic," the United Nations warned on Thursday.

More than 1 million people did not receive any food rations in August in southern and central Gaza through humanitarian means, UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric said.

"Despite the challenges we face, the UN and other humanitarian organizations continue to do everything possible to provide life-saving aid to Palestinians," he said.

Between August 19 and the end of the month, 450,000 cooked meals prepared in 130 kitchens were provided daily to families across the Strip.

"It bears repeating that the humanitarian situation in Gaza remains beyond catastrophic and we still do not have all the conditions necessary to support people near the scale that they actually need," Dujarric said.

Multiple evacuation orders issued by the Israeli security forces had forced 70 kitchens to suspend service or relocate.

For the second consecutive month, there would be insufficient supplies to meet need, meaning families in central and southern Gaza would receive only one food parcel.

Dujarric added that 11 months into the war, international media were still banned from entering Gaza to report on the humanitarian impact.

In the West Bank, Israeli forces continued to "utilize lethal war-like tactics," Dujarric said, referring to reports from the UN emergency aid organization OCHA.

"Medical facilities have been virtually besieged for over a week now, with heavy restrictions imposed on the movement of ambulances and medical staff," he said.

"OCHA also warns that this is deepening people’s humanitarian needs as well as insecurity and raises concerns over excessive use of force."

Israel has been blockading and bombarding large parts of the Gaza Strip in a war launched after the Palestinian militant group Hamas led unprecedented attacks on Israel on October 7 that killed more than 1,200 people.

According to the Hamas-controlled health authority in Gaza, more than 40,000 people have been killed in the Palestinian territory since the start of the war.