#Pandemics

Israel's unlawful and wanton destruction of civilian high-rise buildings continues to have devastating consequences for displaced Palestinian families in the occupied Gaza Strip, where reconstruction remains a distant dream amid ongoing genocide and air strikes despite the October 2025 so-called ceasefire. Israel must allow immediate, unfettered access to indispensable aid and goods, including shelter material. Israeli officials who ordered unlawful destruction, collective punishment or acts of genocide must be held accountable

In Sudan's city of El-Fasher, over 2,000 people were killed in just two days as the UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces stormed the city, executing civilians and destroying entire neighbourhoods. A quarter of a million people - half of them children - are trapped under siege with no food or medicine.This video investigates how Sudan’s war has escalated into mass killing, why the RSF is targeting Black and Indigenous communities, and why the world chose to till look away as as atrocities unfolded in Darfur.

Israel’s military said Wednesday that the ceasefire was back on in Gaza after it killed 104 people, including 46 children, according to local health officials. 46 CHILDREN!!! Are these not war crimes?

After two years of Israel’s genocide in Gaza, with the international community allowing those responsible to evade accountability, Israel killed over 104 Palestinians in Gaza last night, 46 of them children. We must not normalize this horror. We must not forget these crimes.

In 2025, there have been over 860 violent settler attacks in the West Bank. World Leaders have a legal obligation to dismantle Israel’s unlawful occupation and to bring its system of apartheid to an end.

It’s been almost a week since the ceasefire in Gaza was declared. The same foundation that enabled Israel’s crimes in Gaza and the West Bank over the past two years remains intact: the total disregard for Palestinian life and dignity in the name of Jewish supremacy. The occupation and apartheid continue at full force, and although Israel has stopped most of its bombings in Gaza, people are still being killed. Israel’s ongoing erasure of Palestinians, their humanity and identity, made genocide possible, and it continues today. Diplomatic deals made without the victims’ voices will never bring justice or freedom. The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire, and it’s unclear how the signed "deal" backed by many countries will deliver on its promise of security and stability while most of its details remain unknown, and it includes no element of accountability for the crimes committed. It’s a moral duty to resist dehumanization and stand with the victims. We must demand accountability and reject the complicit silence that enables Israel’s ongoing violence and systematic violations of international law.

In #Gaza, over 8,000 UNRWA teachers stand ready to help children go back to learning and resume their education. UNRWA is the largest humanitarian organisation in Gaza and must be allowed to do its work unimpeded. Children in Gaza have been out of school for far too long. #UNRWAworks

The first Swiss journalist to reach Gaza under the army of genocide lost his temper at the horror he witnessed, saying: “Humanity was destroyed here.” We renew our call on international media and investigators to pressure the genocidal state to allow immediate access to Gaza.

Trump’s celebratory speech in Israel is disgusting. Praises Miriam Adelson for being Israel First, calls for Netanyahu to be pardoned. And within minutes of the war ending they began to whitewash what happened in Gaza and get everyone to move on. We will never forget.

Welcome home. Israel still unlawfully holds over 10,000 Palestinian captives, including more than 360 children. Freedom to all our captives.

🚨🇮🇱 I CAN‘T STAND THIS PROPAGANDA ANYMORE. Yes, I’m glad that Israeli hostages have been freed. And just as glad that Palestinian prisoners have been released. But a few things need to be made clear: FIRST: It’s absurd that Israelis are called “hostages” while Palestinians are labeled “prisoners.” That’s propaganda. It’s the same thing: human beings who’ve had their freedom taken away, on both sides. SECOND: The released Israeli hostages appear well-fed, smiling, not a single kilo lost. Clearly treated well under the circumstances. In contrast, the Palestinian prisoners look like they’ve just walked out of a death camp: emaciated, scarred, aged by years of abuse. Tortured. And no one talks about it. THIRD: Everywhere I read: “Hamas killed all the women, only men were released.” That’s simply a lie. A malicious one. The women who were still alive had already been released in earlier exchange deals. But facts don’t matter when it’s time to push the next hate-driven narrative for $7000. FOURTH: Everyone talks about a handful of Israeli hostages, but no one mentions the tens of thousands of Palestinian hostages abducted by Israel. Many of them children. Imprisoned without charges, without trial. FIFTH: And no one talks about the tens of thousands of civilians killed in Israel’s genocide. SIXTH: While the ‘ceasefire’ (it’s just a matter of time until Israel breaks it again) is being celebrated, radical Israeli settlers are still violently stealing land in the West Bank; with full impunity. They break international law daily, and no one seems to care. SEVENTH: Politicians across the world are shamelessly cucking for Israel, offering blind support while refusing to even mention the crimes committed in Gaza, the ongoing apartheid in the West Bank, or the endless aggression toward neighboring countries. EIGHTH: The same governments and media that claim to stand for human rights, international law, and “never again” are now either silent or fully complicit: funding, arming, and excusing an apartheid regime in real time. When Palestinian lives are dehumanized, erased, and bombed into dust, suddenly all those values vanish So no, I will not take part in this propaganda. I will not whitewash Israel’s crimes. And yes, I still stand by my words: A STATE LIKE ISRAEL SHOULD NOT EXIST.

𝗧𝗥𝗨𝗠𝗣’𝗦 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗣𝗢𝗦𝗔𝗟 1.Trump’s 20-point proposal to stop the Israeli genocide of the Palestinian is not an offer to Hamas. 2. It is obviously a threat. 3. Accept the proposal within four days or the genocide would not be stopped. It would be worse. 4. The proposal was drawn up by Trump together with Netanyahu. It is acceptable to Israel because it is drawn up by their Prime Minister. 5. Like Netanyahu Trump wants to take over Gaza. That means the Palestinians must surrender. 6. How the two plotters expect Hamas to accept surrender as the solution is mind boggling. They have lost more than 60,000 killed by Israeli bombardment. What Trump and Netanyahu is proposing is to make the lives lost and the total destruction of Gaza a waste. Their sacrifice would be in vain. 7. Trump is not a peace maker. He uses threats of high tariffs, sanctions, etc., demands of all kinds to force the parties to stop the fighting. But he has failed. Ukraine and Russia, the assassinations are still going on. The genocide by Israel will go on. 8. I will not be surprised if Hamas rejects the proposal. The genocide will go on, more strongly aided by the United States. DR. MAHATHIR BIN MOHAMAD 3 October 2025 Photo : GettyImages

“It is clear there is an intent to destroy the Palestinians in Gaza through acts that meet the criteria set forth in the Genocide Convention.” UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry's report shows #Israel has committed #genocide in #Gaza. ohchr.org/sites/default/…

"It is a famine. The Gaza Famine. It is a famine that we could have prevented, if we had been allowed. Yet food stacks up at borders because of systematic obstruction by Israel. Everyone owns this. The #GazaFamine is the world’s famine." - @UNReliefChief

A biblical famine now stalks the Holy Land. Man-made, by Israel, the US, the UK, France, Germany and most of the western-world. Its handmaidens were the vast majority of the broadcasters and journalists of the west. May God damn them all to eternal torment. #Gaza

Yesterday we saw a child’s remains reduced to a plastic bag. Today we saw a drone operator fire a missile at a girl carrying water. Tomorrow will bring fresh horrors. It’s genocide broadcast in real-time and it’s a stain that will never wash off.

People in #Gaza, including UNRWA colleagues, are fainting due to severe hunger. They are being starved. Meanwhile, just a few kilometers away from Gaza supermarkets and shops are loaded with food and other goods. Lift the siege. Allow UNRWA to bring in food and medicines.

WFP Statement | #Gaza On the morning of 20 July, a 25 truck WFP convoy carrying vital food assistance crossed the Zikim border point destined for starving communities in northern Gaza. Shortly after passing the final checkpoint beyond the Zikim crossing point into Gaza, the convoy encountered large crowds of civilians anxiously waiting to access desperately needed food supplies. As the convoy approached, the surrounding crowd came under fire from Israeli tanks, snipers and other gunfire. We are deeply concerned and saddened by this tragic incident resulting in the loss of countless lives. Many more suffered life-threatening injuries. These people were simply trying to access food to feed themselves and their families on the brink of starvation. This terrible incident underscores the increasingly dangerous conditions under which humanitarian operations are forced to be conducted in Gaza. Today’s violent incident comes despite assurances from Israeli authorities that humanitarian operational conditions would improve; including that armed forces will not be present nor engage at any stage along humanitarian convoy routes. There should never, ever, be armed groups near or on our aid convoys, as reiterated on many occasions to all parties to the conflict. Shootings near humanitarian missions, convoys and food distributions must stop immediately. Any violence involving civilians seeking humanitarian aid is completely unacceptable. We stand firmly by our principles of operating with independence, impartiality and neutrality. It is one of the many reasons why communities trust us. The World Food Programme continues to call for the protection of all civilians and aid workers delivering life-saving assistance. WFP teams accompanying convoys should not have to risk their own lives in the effort to save others. Without these fundamental conditions in place, we cannot continue providing life-saving support across the Gaza strip. Gaza’s hunger crisis has reached new levels of desperation. People are dying from lack of humanitarian assistance. Malnutrition is surging with 90,000 women and children in urgent need of treatment. Nearly one person in three is not eating for days. Food aid is the only way for most people to access any food – as the cost of a one-kilogram bag of flour has surged to over USD100 in local markets. Only a massive scale-up in food aid distributions can stabilize this spiraling situation, calm anxieties and rebuild the trust within communities that more food is coming. An agreed ceasefire is long overdue. All hostages should be released, and humanitarians should be able to reach the civilian population in Gaza with critical food supplies in a consistent, predictable, orderly and safe manner -- wherever they are across the Gaza Strip. WFP is ready. We have food supplies nearby, experienced teams on the ground, and proven systems in place to respond at scale. We did it before and we can do it again. We urgently call on the international community and all parties to advocate for, and facilitate, the delivery of life-saving food aid to starving populations inside Gaza – safely, securely, wherever families are, and without obstruction.

130 people were killed and more than 1,000 wounded in Gaza this weekend. People are starving. Many were shot by the Israeli military while simply trying to get food. This is completely insane and unacceptable. No more U.S. military aid to Israel.