Thirteen months into the so-called ceasefire, Gaza is still being devastated. Israel has killed almost 1,600 Palestinians since the ceasefire was announced. Now, as winter arrives, families are facing another nightmare: flooded tents, freezing temperatures, collapsing buildings and a healthcare system pushed to breaking point. Four children recently died in Deir Al-Balah after heavy rain brought a sandbank down on their tents.
And while Palestinians struggle to find shelter and basic necessities, plans for Gaza’s future are being drawn up thousands of miles away in Washington. We ask: What does the future hold for Gaza?
To discuss this, Palestine Deep Dive’s Ahmed Alnaouq and Hala Hanina are joined in the studio by Halla Keir, Advocacy and Research Manager at Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP), and Issam Adwan, journalist and researcher from Gaza, who has reported for the Associated Press and Al Jazeera English and was the first to investigate what happened to Hind Rajab.
What a callous evil collection of mouths, these zionists have. Orifices that appear to only spew filth. There is nowhere on this earth where such evil people belong
God they’re obscene. #DismantleIsrael already