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Growing numbers of children are suffering from malnutrition in the besieged enclave with several dying in recent days. Meanwhile, hundreds of Palestinians have been killed trying to access limited aid supplies.
Sarah Qanan was a star high school student preparing for final exams and dreaming of becoming a doctor. Today, the 18-year-old lives in a sweltering tent in the Gaza Strip and says she is just trying to stay alive.
The only way to end the genocide and the broader war of which it is a part is through the massive expansion of the class struggle in every country.
Razan was one of at least four children to succumb in the last three days, the youngest just three months. Over the past 24 hours, 18 deaths have been recorded due to famine in Gaza, the health ministry says, reflecting a deepening crisis in the territory.
The health ministry and a hospital director in Gaza City said that more than 60 people were killed in the attack, which took place near the Zikim crossing between the Gaza Strip and Israel. A nearby field hospital was flooded with victims, including more than 100 who were wounded.
The Humanitarian Director in Gaza of Save The Children on Sunday said the situation in Gaza had "never been so bad" as at least 85 Palestinians were killed while trying to reach food at locations across the territory on the deadliest day yet for aid-seekers in over 21 months of war.
Dr. Victoria Rose, a plastic surgeon who has volunteered in Gaza three times throughout the 21-month war, describes her experience and speaks out on the hunger crisis in Gaza.
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