Protesters in Tel Aviv and New York have taken to the streets to voice their outrage over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Carrying flour bags and pictures of malnourished children, demonstrators are calling for an immediate lift of the blockade, which they argue has turned into a starvation policy causing severe food, water, and medicine shortages. Reports indicate that at least 115 lives have been lost due to famine and malnutrition.
In Tel Aviv, banners reading "Starvation is a war crime" and "We are all responsible. It's being done in our name" captured the deep sense of urgency and responsibility felt by the crowd. One protester stated, "We gathered here today to demand that the siege be immediately lifted," emphasizing a push for humanitarian access and an end to the operations contributing to the crisis.
Over in New York, the protest also took a broader stance by questioning continued U.S. support for the actions in Gaza. Signs like "Stop starving Gaza" and "End all U.S. aid to Israel" underscored their message that the impact of the blockade reaches far beyond borders and calls for a re-evaluation of international involvement.
This wave of global protests reminds us how interconnected our world is in addressing humanitarian issues. As voices from Tel Aviv to New York echo the call for compassion and justice, the demand for immediate action remains strong. Stay informed as more updates unfold in this dynamic situation. ✌️
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Israel, U.S. protesters decry Gaza starvation as 'war crime'
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