How Can Israel's Genocidal War on Gaza be Allowed to Continue?

   Source: Al Jazeera Mar 20, 2024 No Comments


Gaza facing famine as Israel's genocidal assault continues using mostly western-supplied weapons. It's killed almost 32,000 people and wounded 74,000. 

People now face starvation and disease. International pressure has been little more than words. 

Read More - WHO: Catastrophic Famine is ‘Imminent’ in Gaza

What can stop Israel's leader Benjamin Netanyahu and his government's genocidal war? How much time is left for the people of Gaza? 

Presenter: Cyril Vanier 

Guests: 

Fidaa Al Araj, Oxfam aid worker who lives in Gaza.

Arwa Mhanna, Middle East Senior Adviser for Advocacy and Policy, Mercy Corps aid agency.

Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

Sam Rose, UNWRA, Director of Planning.

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