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UN delivery trucks crossing into the Gaza Strip from Egypt have carried food, water, fuel and other medical supplies to Palestinians facing life-threatening shortages of basic supplies as Israel shut down Water, food, fuel on citizens of Gaza.

The Biden adminitration has pledged $100 million in humanitarian assistance to the Palestinians amid the crisis.

Earlier reported, 

Within hours of the horrific attack by Hamas, the U.S. began moving warships and aircraft to the region to be ready to provide Israel with whatever it needed to respond.

A second U.S. carrier strike group departs from Norfolk, Virginia. Scores of aircraft are heading to U.S. military bases around the Middle East. Special operations forces are now assisting Israel’s military in planning and intelligence. The first shipment of additional munitions has already arrived.

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Pennies to feed each of two and a half million people displaced, poor, hungry, bombed with no hospitals, and hundred billions of our killing machines to fuel the random killing and destruction!!!

Is it time to reverse, more humanitarian and less killing machines?  We may not have all this hate between humans. 

 Just a thought.

China..

 

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War-batterred

 

War-battered Gaza’s already fragile economy lies in ruins, much like its buildings, following more than a month of bombings by Israel after Hamas militants attacked the country in October.

Even before the war, a majority of Gazans had limited access to affordable, nutritious provisions and were deemed food insecure, according to the United Nations World Food Programme, but the situation has now turned dire. About 80% of Gaza residents were reliant on some sort of international aid before the latest escalation.

“Gaza’s economy is 100% dependent on two sources of revenue: foreign aid and access to Israel’s labor market. The latter is now gone, probably forever. The only thing remaining is foreign aid,” Marko Papic, partner and chief strategist at Clocktower Group, told CNBC via email.

As the USA and other western countries look the other directions while civilians, men, women, kids killed, and houses, hospitals are destroyed. Overall, the assistance of tens of billions of dollars goes to the war in Ukraine?

Macron..

 

In number of occasions  Mr Macron listed the women, the babies, the old people in Gaza who, he said, had nothing to do with terror attacks, being killed in bombings by Israel. 

He insisted there was no justification for that and the bombing campaigns must stop. Palestinian lives matter, he said, humanitarian law must be respected.

In stark contrast to Washington, which has ruled out the idea of a ceasefire for now, Mr Macron repeated over and again that to protect Gaza civilians a humanitarian ceasefire was needed.

 He urged Israel to accept one and said he hoped other world leaders, including in the US and the UK, would make the same case.

Egypt..

 

 Above northern Gaza's combat zone, viewed from across the fence in Israel, there was no sign of the warplanes that have thundered through the sky for weeks, explosions on the ground or the contrails of Hamas rocket fire.

Just one plume of smoke was visible in the early afternoon.
Columns of Israeli tanks rolled away from the Gaza Strip's northern end.  

On the other end, aid trucks, food, Water, Fuel, life savings and humanity entered into Gaza from Egypt, the land of the Pharos, at the southern end of Gaza.

Clean..

 

Former President Obama (D) said “nobody’s hands are clean” amid conflict between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas.
 you want to solve the problem, then you have to take in the whole truth. And you then have to admit nobody's hands are clean. That all of us are complicit to some degree," Obama said on "Pod Save America" -- the podcast hosted by four of his former aides. 
Obama said the Israeli "occupation" and "what's happening to Palestinians is unbearable."
"There are people right now who are dying who have nothing to do with what Hamas did," Obama said, making the distinction between Palestinians who live in Gaza and the militant group Hamas, which the U.S. has designated a terrorist organization.  Just a thought.

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