There is no safe space in Gaza and the world should be ashamed – UN official
A United Nations humanitarian official visited the Al-Amal hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, where an Israeli missile attack earlier killed five people, including a five-day-old baby.
In a harrowing message on Tuesday (Jan 2), Gemma Connell, team leader for the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, stressed that no place in Gaza is safe.
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In a harrowing message on Tuesday (Jan 2), Gemma Connell, team leader for the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, stressed that no place in Gaza is safe.
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00:00 I'm here at Al-Amal Hospital. It's a Palestinian Red Crescent Society facility, clearly marked
00:07 with the Red Crescent emblem on the roof. And just two hours ago, you can see behind
00:11 me and all around me, this area was hit. Five people were killed here, including a five-day
00:18 old child. No child in the world should be killed, let alone one, sheltering under the
00:24 emblem of a humanitarian organization. This war has to end. You can see just behind me
00:31 the diapers. This was a space where babies were living. This is a space where children
00:35 were living. You can see on the floor the blood. The world should be absolutely horrified.
00:46 The world should be absolutely outraged. A child was killed here today. Four more people
00:51 were killed here today in a space that should be safe, but there is no safe space in Gaza
00:56 and the world should be ashamed.
00:58 Thank you.
00:59 For more information, visit www.fema.gov
01:03 For more information, visit www.fema.gov