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Doctors and Moms Say These Babies in Gaza May Die without More Formula. They Blame Israel's Blockade

  • Premature babies in Gaza are at risk of starvation due to shortage of medical-grade formula, with 580 infants affected according to the Gaza Health Ministry.
  • Doctors and mothers blame the shortage on Israel's blockade, which has created a humanitarian crisis and pushed Gaza's healthcare system to the brink of collapse.
  • While some formula was delivered by aid groups, doctors say a permanent solution is needed by lifting the siege, as "these babies have no time... and no voice.
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"Humanity in Gaza is at risk where the Gazawi are doing everything to survive. They are not convinced they are stubborn. And we are trying to accompany them, to help them, to try to survive." So Angelo Rusconi, head of the project of Doctors without Borders in Gaza, in an appeal to support the projects of the NGO. "Here we have a clinic where we already have before opening 500 patients who are waiting for us "continues "we hope to be able to ope…

·Rome, Italy
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According to the Danish government, emergency patients from Gaza pose a security risk. But according to a new statement from the WHO, the patients are being cleared by Israel. And more than aid is needed for the surrounding areas, the WHO emphasizes.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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