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A large number of injured have come to us back to the large explosion that shook the entire

Jabalya refugee camp. Hundreds of injuries, hundreds of martyrs. They were just sitting

in their homes. They were targeted while they were in their homes.

Israel's bomb gathers largest refugee camp, Jabalya. Again, a day after massive Israeli

airstrikes killed at least 50 Palestinians and wounded over 150, sparking new outrage

over Israel's 26-day bombardment of the besieged territory. We'll speak with the humanitarian

advocate who grew up in Jabalya.

Actually, the bombic kicker place in the center of the heart of the refugee camp, where

it's one of the most tense populated places in Gaza, while everyone knows it's Gaza,

one of the most tense populated places on Earth.

Then we'll speak to a long-time human rights attorney, Craig McHyber, a top United Nations

official in New York, who's resigned, saying the UN is failing to stop what he calls a

genocide unfolding in Gaza. All that and more coming up.

Welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the Warren Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

In Gaza, Israel struck the densely populated Jabalya refugee camp again today, one day

after Israeli air attacked, killed at least 50 people and injured another 150. This is

a doctor who treated victims of the Jabalya attack at the Indonesian hospital where

surgeons had to operate in the hallways as the facility was overrun with patients.

A large number of injured have come to us. After the large explosion that shook the entire

Jabalya refugee camp, hundreds of injuries, hundreds of martyrs, they were just sitting

in their homes. They were targeted while they were in their homes. Children, all martyrs,

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