Connect with us

Published

1 anno ago

on

Sila’s tragedy and the health emergency in the Gaza Strip

An infant died today in Gaza due to cold weather, marking the fourth death of an infant in similar circumstances in recent days. According to the Palestinian news agency Wafa, food shortages among mothers are exacerbating health problems among babies, straining medical facilities and emergency services in the Strip.

Sila’s story

While the world was celebrating Christmas, in a freezing tent near Khan Yunis in southern Gaza, little Sila froze to death. Born only three weeks ago, Sila passed away after a night spent under a tent warmed only by the bodies of her parents. The father, Mahmoud al-Faseeh, recounted that in the morning the child was unconscious, her face and lips bruised.

Other deaths and the health situation

Sila’s tragic story is not an isolated case. The head of pediatrics at Nasser Hospital reported that in recent days two other newborns have died due to the cold weather. The situation is critical, with temperatures dropping below freezing and families forced to live in tents.

Israeli tensions and raids

Meanwhile, hopes for a cease-fire in Gaza seem to be receding. Palestinian Al-Quds TV reported that five of its journalists were killed in an Israeli raid on Nuseirat. The IDF claimed to have hit a vehicle carrying an Islamic Jihad terrorist cell.

Negotiations and mutual accusations

Israeli families continue to struggle for the return of their detained loved ones to Gaza. A group of family members accused the government of not doing enough to secure the hostages’ release. Negotiations between Hamas and Israel have stalled, with both sides accusing each other of stalling negotiations.

Attacks in Yemen

The Israeli government has stepped up its attacks in Yemen, hitting infrastructure used by the Houthi regime. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus risked his life during an attack on Sanaa airport. Netanyahu said Israel will continue operations until the work is completed.

THE LATEST NEWS

Khamenei fears a fate similar to Maduro, Iran expert explains current risks

8 Gennaio 2026
Analyst warns the Iranian Supreme Leader prioritizes martyrdom over fleeing, despite U.S. threats Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is...
Read More
Khamenei fears a fate similar to Maduro, Iran expert explains current risks

Macron criticizes U.S. approach to global alliances at Paris conference

8 Gennaio 2026
The French president warns against new forms of colonialism and urges strategic autonomy for Europe French President Emmanuel Macron has...
Read More
Macron criticizes U.S. approach to global alliances at Paris conference

U.S. control over Venezuela could last for years, Trump says on policy

8 Gennaio 2026
In a wide-ranging interview, the president signals a prolonged U.S. role in Caracas, with energy recovery at the center of...
Read More
U.S. control over Venezuela could last for years, Trump says on policy

The seizure of the tanker Marinera raises tensions among major powers.

8 Gennaio 2026
A rusting vessel suspected of belonging to shadow fleets has triggered diplomatic friction between Moscow, Washington, and London The geopolitical...
Read More
The seizure of the tanker Marinera raises tensions among major powers.

A regime change for Iran remains a strategic option, analyst warns

8 Gennaio 2026
A Tehran-based analyst says Washington has never fully abandoned the idea, despite operational limits and geopolitical risks The view that...
Read More
A regime change for Iran remains a strategic option, analyst warns

Marinera tanker seizure: US authorities take control of Russian-flagged ship in Atlantic

7 Gennaio 2026
The Marinera tanker seizure follows a two-week Atlantic pursuit, with US agencies targeting a Russian-flagged vessel suspected of violating sanctions...
Read More
Marinera tanker seizure: US authorities take control of Russian-flagged ship in Atlantic
Related Topics:

Di Tendenza/Trending