Médecins Sans Frontières (Switzerland)’s Post

This generation of leaders demonstrated to the entire world that madness remains in heart of men. The earth of men are desperately wicked and evil. Where are the conscience of men in powers? Where is humanity? Where is the truth? The world turned blind eyes again to unimaginable horror of genocide. No one has the right to preach love, kindness, justice or truth to anyone in the world against. All pulpits were silent. There was time when America could decently pretend to stand for democracy, human right and truth. However, we have bankrupted all the few strand of those claims. It is on records that we supplied all the weapons that the butcher of of Gaza used, we raged against the victims and we justified the shielding of blood of the innocent souls under the cover of collective punishment. How many hostages were unaccounted for? How many years of oppression have passed over the people of that region. Psalm 2:1-2 The world should stop referring to the regime in Tel Aviv as “Israel” it cannot be Israel.

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How the IDF got 200 Hamas terrorists to surrender at Nasser Hospital without a shot fired. In Gaza City/Northern Gaza, the IDF has transitioned into stage 3 of this war, I told I24 -click here for the video: https://lnkd.in/d2n2s5AY That means targeted brigade-wide raids, lasting a week to two weeks, based on intelligence indicating that Hamas is trying to rebuild itself. In fact, we can expect this pattern to continue, at different scales, for years, I argued, and the West Bank is the model. Hamas will stop being an organized terror army, and become an underground terror movement with vastly reduced capabilities. I also discussed the two main possible timelines for the next stage of the Gaza war - Rafah - a question of when, not if.

This al-Aqsa attack, the obliteration of al-Shifa hospital, 7 WCK staff killed in another airstrike — all in the space of a few days. Cuts to UNRWA funding. A man made famine. Babies too malnourished to even cry. Too many rules of war snapped; no accountability for on-going violations of rights: an incompressible 32 000 + lives snatched away in disproportionate attacks that can never, ever be justified. CEASEFIRE NOW. ICC indictments NOW. Comply with binding ICJ provisional measures orders NOW. Louder, for the denialists in the back… louder again for those who are complicit in these atrocities. Also: please don’t look away from what is happening in Sudan.

I’m deeply alarmed by the recent Israeli airstrike on Al-Aqsa Hospital in Gaza. This “egregious attack” resulted in the loss of four lives and left seventeen others injured, including journalists and displaced civilians seeking refuge within the hospital walls. The protection of medical facilities, personnel, and humanitarian missions is “non-negotiable” under “international law”. Hospitals are “sacrosanct spaces”, essential for providing care to the wounded, sick, and vulnerable populations. The deliberate targeting of Al-Aqsa Hospital is unacceptable and inhumane. I echo the sentiments of UN Secretary-General António Guterres who expressed his horror at the killing of civilians and condemned the strike. He emphasized that hospitals and medical personnel must be shielded from harm. This incident underscores the urgent need for parties involved to respect their obligations under international humanitarian law, including the Geneva Conventions. Furthermore, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has unequivocally condemned the attack and called for the immediate protection of civilians and healthcare. The evacuation orders issued by Israel must be “reversed”, ensuring the safety of those seeking refuge within the hospital compound. As a global community, we must recognize that even in times of conflict, there are #boundaries that must not be crossed. Hospitals are not battlegrounds, and patients and healthcare workers should never be caught in the crossfire. The militarization of hospitals is a grave violation of humanitarian norms. Therefore, I issue a strong warning to Israel: “Cease all attacks on medical facilities immediately”. The lives of innocent civilians depend on our collective commitment to uphold the principles of humanity and compassion. The world is watching, and accountability will be sought for any further violations. Let us work tirelessly to ensure that hospitals remain safe havens, where healing and care prevail over violence and destruction. May this tragedy serve as a catalyst for renewed efforts toward lasting peace in the region.

The question before the court concerning yesterday's (26 January) ruling was whether there is sufficient evidence to support the allegation of genocide made by South Africa against the israeli occupation to warrant an order of provisional measures or not : - If evidence was to be considered sufficient by the court, the judgement will pass later once investigations are done. - If not sufficient, the court was to reject South Africas's allegation. With yesterday's ICJ's ruling in favour of South Africa, recognizing that the evidence is "sufficient to conclude that at least some" of South Africa's claims of genocide against the israeli occupation "are plausible", the israeli occupation is now officially on trial for genocide and under investigation by ICJ on its actions. Though the investigations make take time, the Cour internationale de Justice (CIJ) by ruling in favor of South Africa, gave total legitimacy to the world's public opinion's condemnation of the ongoing atrocities undergone by the Palestinian people. The israeli occupation's transgressions are now under examination by the first world Court, as will be the complicity of US and some other European administrations. This being said, this how the israeli occupation (backed by the supposedly 'respectful of laws" US administration) sticks to the stricto sensu statement of the Cour internationale de Justice (CIJ), scrupulously respecting its instructions, hours after the court's ruling.

Today's Musing: There are two sides of Bharat's FM not attending Pakistan invited Iftar dinner for India's so-called secular-liberal opposition parties and adda intellectuals: 1. If FM attends Iftar Party, they will say FM goes to eat biriyani a la they propagated years back when Modi went to Lahore to attend Pak PM Sharif's daughter's marriage with an agenda to improve bilateral relations. 2. As FM announced to not attend, they will say the Modi govt doesn't want to improve relationship with neighbours.

The repeated inability to access Kamal Adwan hospital highlights a critical violation of international humanitarian law, which mandates the protection of medical facilities and personnel in conflict zones. The evacuation of patients and medical staff must be treated as a priority, as access to healthcare is a fundamental human right. The ongoing conflict not only jeopardizes the lives of those in need of medical care but also undermines the principles of the rule of law, which require all parties to respect and protect civilian infrastructure. It is imperative that all stakeholders uphold their obligations under international law to ensure that medical facilities remain safe havens, free from violence and obstruction. We must advocate for the protection of humanitarian operations and the rights of individuals in conflict situations. No one should be deprived of essential medical care due to the realities of war. #NotATarget