From the New York Times on Michael Barbarale, this is the Daily.

Today, the death of a baby during the protest in Gaza became a rallying crime for critics

of Israel, but then came the charge of fake news.

Thursday, May 17th, Dec.

What has been happening on the border of Gaza and Israel these past couple of days since

we last spoke with you?

Things have really started to slow down here, Michael.

We had this incredibly dramatic and bloody day on Monday where so many people died.

There were clouds of tear gas.

People have been carted away, injured.

Hospitals full.

The next day, the protests scaled back dramatically.

We went from thousands of people massed along the fence with Israel to just numbers in the

low hundreds.

And the energy has really shifted from protest to grief.

What's the rallying?

Funeral were taking place across the city on Tuesday.

And at the same time, images start to appear on social media showing the body of a little

girl being mourned over by her mother in a hospital here in Gaza.

A eight-month-old infant child, this girl, Layla, she was killed by gas asphyxiation at

one of these camps.

So these were images of an eight-month-old child named Layla Randur, who had been killed

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