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Over the weekend, at least 82 Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes on Jabaliya refugee camp, including multiple United Nations schools sheltering Palestinians. At least 85 incidents of Israeli bombing have impacted 67 facilities run by the United Nations relief agency for Palestine refugees (UNRWA) in the last two months. We speak with Tamara Alrifai, spokesperson for UNRWA, about the organization sheltering close to a million Palestinians from Israel’s assault, which has killed 104 of her colleagues since the beginning of the war — the highest number of United Nations aid workers killed in a conflict in the history of the United Nations. Alrifai says her agency is only getting half of the fuel they need to serve people in Gaza, being forced to choose between clean water, food and transport. “If UNRWA ceases to exist tomorrow, then there is a huge layer of stabilizing and stability that UNRWA usually offers in a very, very volatile area that also collapses.”

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[–] HuddaBudda@kbin.social 16 points 1 year ago (13 children)

unlike what you see here..
what you see here is propaganda.

Propaganda for better solutions that don't involve bombing city blocks because one gang thug had an RPG outside a hospital.

Maybe I am not comfortable with Israel's aim

Maybe I am not comfortable with killing children and teenagers for the sins of a gang of thugs.

Maybe I am not comfortable with killing civilians if it is going to lead to a broader war.

Either way, what really irks me, is that everyone is okay with it. If this happened in any other place in the world, we would be clawing bloody murder, but because it happens in un-wealthy Gaza. I am a propagandist?

Guess it's okay to kill kids so long as they are poor and (possibly) Muslim? What kind of propaganda are you spewing?

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