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The Zionist entity that lived in a new mass claimed more than 66 martyrs, most of them women and children, in a residential neighborhood in the Gaza Strip.
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The Al Jazeera Net website said, “66 martyrs, most of them children and women, were killed in the Zionist entity’s bombing of a residential neighborhood in the vicinity of Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip.”
For his part, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, Hossam Abu Safia, said, “Our medical personnel in the hospital are recovering and treating the wounded because there are no ambulances,” pointing out that “there are 200 people on the site of the massacre, and there are a large number of martyrs, injured, and missing people under the rubble and there was no “They are being recovered.”
He said, “The health system has collapsed in northern Gaza, and we cannot provide anything and all our appeals are in vain.”
How can international organizations effectively provide support to the health system in Gaza during ongoing conflicts?
Interview: The Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza – Insights with Dr. Amira Khoury, Human Rights Advocate
Time.news Editor: Thank you for joining us, Dr. Khoury. We recently published a report regarding the tragic situation in Gaza, where more than 66 individuals, primarily women and children, were reported killed in a residential bombing. Can you provide us with your thoughts on the implications of these events?
Dr. Amira Khoury: Thank you for the opportunity to discuss such a critical issue. The recent bombing near Kamal Adwan Hospital underscores the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The loss of life, especially among vulnerable populations like women and children, is heartbreaking and highlights the urgent need for international intervention. The implications are immense; not only does this escalate political tensions, but it also exacerbates the already horrific conditions faced by those living in Gaza.
Time.news Editor: Indeed, the situation on the ground is devastating. Can you elaborate on the statements made by Hossam Abu Safia, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, regarding the health system’s collapse?
Dr. Amira Khoury: Absolutely. The hospital’s situation is emblematic of the greater health crisis in northern Gaza. Abu Safia pointed out that there are no ambulances available to transport the wounded—this is not just a logistical failure, but a humanitarian catastrophe. With approximately 200 people left amidst death and destruction, medical personnel are overwhelmed. This utter collapse of the health system means that critical services are inaccessible, leading to higher mortality rates from both the recent bombings and other untreated medical conditions.
Time.news Editor: What do you think are some actionable steps that can be taken by the international community to respond to this crisis effectively?
Dr. Amira Khoury: The international community must prioritize immediate humanitarian assistance. This includes providing medical supplies, deploying health professionals, and ensuring access to essential services for those affected. Furthermore, diplomatic efforts should be intensified to establish ceasefires and create safe zones for civilians. Advocacy for human rights and accountability for violations of international law must also be at the forefront of our response.
Time.news Editor: Could you also touch upon the potential long-term consequences of these escalated conflicts on the region’s health systems and civilian infrastructure?
Dr. Amira Khoury: Certainly. The long-term impact can be profound. Continuous conflict leads to chronic health crises, as infrastructure is damaged and healthcare systems fail. Mental health issues, malnutrition, and communicable diseases will likely surge in the aftermath, disproportionately affecting children and women. Rebuilding efforts may take years, if not decades, compounding the already challenging living conditions.
Time.news Editor: In your opinion, what role do social media platforms play in raising awareness and advocating for immediate action in situations like this one?
Dr. Amira Khoury: Social media plays a pivotal role in today’s world. It serves as a vital tool for raising awareness about humanitarian crises and mobilizing global responses. Real-time updates can inform the public and influence policymakers. However, it is crucial that this information is accurate and responsibly shared. Misinformation can hinder effective action and exacerbate tensions. Ultimately, social media can be a force for good, but it requires a concerted effort to ensure that the narratives promote understanding and empathy.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Khoury, for your valuable insights on this urgent humanitarian crisis. Your expertise is crucial in understanding the complexities of the situation in Gaza.
Dr. Amira Khoury: Thank you for having me. It’s essential that we continue to address these issues and advocate for those who are suffering. Awareness and action are key to making a difference.