The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is a grotesque theatre of cruelty by Nour ElAssy

A starving person has no choice but to run after food. Families, especially parents, will take great risks to try to get aid, despite knowing they might not return. There is no other way to feed their kids. People know they will die from either malnutrition or gunfire. I don’t think that should be considered as having options. But that is where we are today in Gaza, after more than 600 days of genocide.

… Every silence, every denial, every diplomatic dance around the word “genocide” has cost us lives. We have lost all faith in the international community. The United Nations, whose charter promises to “​​save succeeding generations from the scourge of war”, now merely publishes PDFs and graphs and issues statements while Gaza is bled dry.