Eyad Amawi on the Palestinian's "slow death" including water contamination, starvation, & violence
July 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelEyad Amawi, Gaza humanitarian coordinator, speaks to Drop Site News from Deir al-Balah about the unfolding crisis in central Gaza — a crisis he describes as a “slow death” for the Palestinian people.
Key updates from Deir al-Balah:
— Israeli attacks have left dozens dead and wounded, with at least 13 bodies and 25 injured brought to local hospitals.
— Despite a partial pullback, Israeli forces remain in the area, raising fears of a new corridor to the coast — and a repeat of the Khan Younis-style ethnic cleansing.
— Ambulances are unable to reach many of the wounded. Locals are recovering bodies on foot amid ongoing shelling and airstrikes.
— Field hospitals and 84 shelters — housing thousands of displaced people — are under direct threat.
Eyad Amawi lays out the full scope of humanitarian collapse: from water contamination and starvation to targeted violence and systemic displacement.
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