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Things have gotten so out of hand in Gaza. What a shame.
They've been out of hand for 70+ years, but yeah.
I wouldn't blame these kids for taking extreme action later in life at the regime that killed their entire family. The only sensible option here is ceasefire.
Why would they do ceasefire though? Every time they have done it they've broken it.
Like it's been tried several times now. And it hasn't worked.
Just to be clear, you mean Israel has broken the ceasefire, right?
This is the best summary I could come up with:
"There is no lonelier place in this universe than around the bed of a wounded child who has no more family to look after them," British doctor Ghassan Abu Sittah, who is working in Gaza City, posted online.
Some of this is done through an inter-country social work team who undertake assessments of family members overseas to see if it would be in the child's best interests to live with them.
In Gaza, groups working with refugees said there had already been a huge demand for psychosocial support and counselling for young people before the latest war.
"Now with the trauma, PTSD and depression children are going through, it can only be getting worse," said Tamara Alrifai from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).
He said: "I need to find out why someone thought it was a good idea to ask my wife which part of the hospital I'm in, who paid for my ticket, and which charity I work for."
"Having identified that the man had left the UK for humanitarian purposes, the officers signposted the occupant to current FCDO advice."
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