spoke to Arwa Damon about what the aid challenges in gaza really look like on the ground - new podcast: cnn.com/audio/podcasts…

“I am here; I am seeing it for myself. I understand so much more, and yet I find myself even more incapable of articulating the extent of what I am witnessing.” Arwa Damon reports from Gaza

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This was one of my fav conversations to date. Do check it out, its something of a deep dive into, well, what makes us human. Our emotions.

And i am beyond thrilled to have you join us!

Journalist Arwa Damon is founder of @inaraorg, a non-profit organization providing medical and mental healthcare to children in Gaza. She just returned from the territory and describes the 'sea of misery' she found there.

Grateful to remember Anja in an exhibition and book hosted and produced by the Bronx Documentary Center.
It was characterised by the love we shared for Anja.
Love you schatz
“She really saw into the hearts of people’: The legacy of Anja Niedringhaus cnn.com/interactive/20…

TONIGHT AT 8: 6 months into the war, Israeli troops are being pulled from southern Gaza. What we know about their next move and what could it mean for aid organizations trying to save lives. Journalist and president & founder of INARA, Arwa Damon, joins Ayman.

With Gaza at risk of famine, INARA witnesses the worst of war--critically injured children w/little to no healthcare. Gaza has been “decimated from every single aspect,” says founder Arwa Damon. “It does not have to be like this.” #Velshi msnbc.com/ali-velshi/wat…

Gaza is facing a man-made famine, according to the latest report from The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification. Arwa Damon joins me from Gaza with her organization INARA to talk about the struggle to provide adequate humanitarian aid in a desperate situation. #Velshi

'Right now is complete and total - to a certain degree - chaotic insanity.'

In a live interview from Rafah, Arwa Damon, founder of INARA, speaks to Eleni Giokos Ελένη Γιώκου about the dire humanitarian crisis there and the impact of the WCK killings on aid organizations in Gaza.

I'm in Gaza with my charity INARA. As we were leaving one cluster of tents a woman came up and said “My son keeps screaming and shaking uncontrollably. It started when he saw his sister’s head blown off”.

UPDATE: this was veto'ed by Russia & China. this is however, a great analysis on the language of the resolution put forward by the US

Grateful to David Cameron for such clarity in his response to my letter. He confirms, contrary to some claims:

- The UN has NOT requested the Kerem Shalom crossing be closed on Saturdays. Israel closes it due to the Sabbath.

- Aid not getting into Gaza due to “arbitrary…

For President Biden: How is it morally conceivable that, in 2024, the US is supporting 'a war on children' in Gaza? You can stop it NOW if you want to save more babies from getting killed! 👇
António Guterres Philippe Lazzarini Palestinian Centre for Human Rights - PCHR Al-Haq الحق Martin Griffiths MSF International Amnesty International Defense for Children…

Much gratitude to @michacollins & @randomacts for the support & compassion

Challenges and needs: Humanitarian aid to Gaza

Prof. Kobi Michael from INSS and Arwa Damon, Ex-CNN Senior Correspondent and President and Founder of @inaraorg discuss

Thank you so much for the time, support & compassion ❤️

'My son is not a doll. My son is gone from my hands.'

Imagine losing a child. And now imagine having their death be widely denied online.

That's what happened to Asmahan Attia Al-Zahar when she lost her nearly 5 month old baby after a bombardment.

Images of her holding baby…

If only we spent as much money caring for each other as we did killing each other.
'We cannot sit by and let people continue to suffer in silence. Need for this scale-up is urgent – without it, preventable deaths of even more children will occur.' msf.org/sudan-urgent-r… @msf