Photographer Mahmoud Shalha documents how people in Beit Lahiya assembled a platter of food and brought it out to journalists as thanks for their work. All of north Gaza and much of central and south Gaza are devastated by famine, induced by the occupation as part of its campaign of genocide. Beit Lahiya is also currently under renewed aerial bombardment and ground assault. Even so, people risk their lives and give up their own food to make sure journalists are fed.
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Right now the militant group the Rapid Support Forces are preparing the next stage of a genocide they began in 2003. Over 800,000 people are living or seeking refuge in El-Fasher, Sudan, and the vast majority of them are members of indigenous peoples such as the Fur and the Massalit. These peoples have been the targets of genocide since at least 2003, when the RSF (then known as the Janjaweed or Devils on Horseback) began ethnically cleansing them from Darfur. Now, with so many displaced people gathered in El-Fasher due to the ongoing war, a massacre of horrifying proportions is imminent. Unless international pressure is successfully mounted against the RSF’s financier, 800,000 people are going to be murdered.
Visit EyesOnSudan.net and DarfurWomenAction.org and their partners for more information on the war, and opportunities for action and support