The Heat: Gaza Crisis | Israeli attacks continue
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Israeli military attacks on Gaza continue despite a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that was brokered last October. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, Israeli strikes have killed over 1100 Palestinians since then, including at least 260 children.
Meanwhile, more than 90% of Gaza has been destroyed by the Israeli onslaught and over a million Palestinians continue to live in tents and temporary shelters. Access to food, water and medicine is still a major issue as the humanitarian crisis persists. #Heat #Gaza #Israel #Hamas #Palestine #WestBank #IDF #BenGvir
Guests:
Mustafa Barghouti is Founder and Leader of the Palestinian National Initiative. He’s also President of the Palestinian Medical Relief Society.
Sara Yael Hirschhorn is a historian at the University of Haifa and a fellow of the Jewish People Policy Institute in Jerusalem.
Khalil Jahshan is Executive Director of the Arab Center Washington DC.
Michael Lynk is Former Special Rapporteur for the Human Rights situation in the Palestinian Territories. He is Professor Emeritus of Law at Western University.
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