OCCUPIED PALESTINE - ISRAEL There is not a single safe place in Gaza due to the attacks, while famine is already killing children

The murderous military operation "Chariots of Gideon" continues with unabated intensity by the Israeli slaughterers, drowning the Palestinian people in blood and turning the Gaza Strip into a place of

May 23, 2025

ΚΑΤΕΧΟΜΕΝΗ ΠΑΛΑΙΣΤΙΝΗ - ΙΣΡΑΗΛ

Στη Γάζα δεν υπάρχει ούτε ένα ασφαλές μέρος λόγω των επιθέσεων, ενώ ο λιμός ήδη σκοτώνει παιδιά

Translated from Greek

The murderous military operation "Chariots of Gideon" continues with unabated intensity by the Israeli slaughterers, drowning the Palestinian people in blood and turning the Gaza Strip into a place of skull to carry out the morbid plan to expel the Palestinians. At the same time, famine threatens the lives of thousands of people, since the aid that has arrived is a drop in the ocean of the huge humanitarian crisis.
At least four people were killed this morning in a drone strike in the central Gaza city of Deir el-Balah, while three others were killed in an attack launched by fighter jets in the north of the Gaza Strip.
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) said there was "not a single safe place" in the Gaza Strip. The group, which has been described as "illegal" by Israel and banned from operating in the occupied Palestinian territories, said it had closed its main health center in Gaza that provided services to thousands of people after it was shelled by the Israeli army.
A UN report records that 81% of the entire territory of the Gaza Strip is now within Israel's "militarized zones" or has been integrated into the areas for which a forced displacement order has been issued by the Israeli army.1
According to the UN human rights office, there is an "escalating pattern" of Israeli attacks on crowded hospitals, residential buildings and tented shelters, as well as a "methodical destruction of entire neighborhoods" while using long-range murderous weapons, suggesting a "deliberate, indiscriminate attack".

A drop in the ocean, the help that arrived

Famine threatens the lives of thousands of people every day, including many children. The images of skeletal babies in hospitals, with parents begging for a plate of food to feed their children who are slowly dying of hunger, depict the barbarity of a state that has been characterized as a "stronghold" of "Western values" in the region. It symbolizes at the same time the barbarism and cynicism of the "allies" of the murderous state, the "civilized West" as the Euro-Atlanticists like to be called.
Gaza's health ministry said 29 children and elderly people had died of starvation in recent days and thousands more were at risk of dying.
Palestinian Health Minister Majed Abu Ramadan, when asked to comment on the U.N. warning that 14,000 babies are at risk of dying of starvation, replied: "The figure of 14,000 is very realistic, perhaps even moderate."
The fewer than 100 U.N. trucks reportedly entering Gaza are a drop in the ocean after 11 weeks of Israel's complete blockade of the Palestinian enclave. However. Even these have not been able to reach enough safe distribution points to share.
The government's press office in Gaza confirmed that the cargo of 87 trucks entered the enclave late last night. But the Palestinian Red Crescent later announced that residents of the Gaza Strip had not yet received aid from supplies that crossed the border, adding that sending aid with so few trucks was an "invitation to kill" because of the risk of a mass influx of hungry people.
Speaking to Reuters on Tuesday, Amjhad al-Sawa, director of the Palestinian NGO Network in Gaza, said fewer than 90 trucks entered the Strip and "during the ceasefire, 600 trucks entered daily. This means that the present quantity is a drop in the ocean."

Trump's support for Israel's plans

On Thursday evening, Israeli Prime Minister B. Netanyahu had a telephone conversation with U.S. President D. Trump, on the occasion of the attack that left two dead at the Jewish Museum in Washington.
A written statement issued by the Israeli prime minister's office said they discussed "the war in Gaza" and that Trump "expressed his support for the goals set by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the release of hostages, the elimination of Hamas, and the advancement of the Trump plan."
"The prime minister and President Trump agreed on the need to ensure that Iran does not acquire nuclear weapons," the statement concluded.
Caroline Levitt, a White House spokeswoman, said in a phone call that Trump had discussed with Netanyahu a possible nuclear deal with Iran. He also said that according to the American president, the negotiations are "moving in the right direction".
The slaughterhouse Netanyahu said he was ready to accept a "temporary ceasefire" in order to free the hostages, but reiterated that the Israeli army would occupy "the whole of Gaza" after the end of its murderous operations in the Palestinian enclave.
Against the backdrop of the famine in Gaza, international reactions continue in words, including from governments that continue their multifaceted business with Israel.
Yesterday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called on the Israeli government to allow humanitarian aid access to the Gaza Strip "without delay" and expressed concern about the situation.
In addition, Turkish President Erdogan said that Israel is "isolated internationally" because of the famine campaign in Gaza and that "history will also attribute responsibility to those who failed in the Gaza ordeal." "Turkey stands by the side of humanity and will continue to do so," he claimed, adding that in Gaza there is not only a humanitarian crisis but also a crisis of the international system in which "Western" institutions have failed.
In the midst of all this, yesterday it was announced the death of a 33-year-old Palestinian from Gaza, father of three, in the Israeli hellish prison Sde Teiman.
In the occupied West Bank, the army continued attacks on the city of Tulkarem and the arrest of at least 20 Palestinians, while Jewish settlers escalated the attacks, including raiding Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque, a Muslim cemetery in the same city, Joseph's burial monument, east of Nablus, and a mosque in an area south of Nablus where they attempted to set fire.