WMA Resolution Urges Healthcare Protection in Gaza
WMA Resolution Urges Healthcare Protection in Gaza

WMA Resolution Urges Healthcare Protection in Gaza

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The ongoing Gaza conflict has entered its 397th day, with Israeli bombings intensifying, particularly in northern Gaza, resulting in significant civilian casualties, including 43,391 reported deaths and 102,347 injuries. Amidst the humanitarian crisis, the UN Humanitarian Coordinator described conditions in displacement sites as intolerable and called for an end to the war. The Australian Medical Association has urged the Australian government to support a resolution from the World Medical Association advocating for medical neutrality and humanitarian aid in Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's recent dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Galant has sparked protests, and discussions suggest a potential early end to the conflict to provide a diplomatic win for the incoming U.S. administration. As the Trump presidency looms, Truthout has committed to resisting perceived threats to democracy and journalism, emphasizing the importance of truth in confronting fascism. The international community continues to grapple with the dire humanitarian implications of the ongoing conflict and its impact on vulnerable populations.

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