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The 2.1 million people trapped in the world zone that is Gaza

are facing yet another killer on top of bombs and bullets.

Starvation. The large proportion of a population of Gaza is starving.

I don't know what you would call it other than mass starvation.

And it's man-made.

Man-made mass starvation. The World Health Organization and more than 100 humanitarian groups are sounding the alarm for Gaza. Will the World Act? We'll go to Oxfam in Gaza,

the city, for the latest. Then countries have a legal

duty to limit emissions and high emitters may be liable for reparations. That's the ruling from

the International Court of Justice. We'll speak with the Minister of Climate Change from the Pacific Island nation

of Vanuatu that brought the case to the court.

For the first time in history, the ICJ has spoken directly about the biggest threat facing

humanity, which is climate change. And I want to note that the decision was unanimous. So let this

be the moment when we see a change and the world turns its face towards climate justice.

And this legal clarity provides us with the moral courage to take this forward.

All that and more coming up.

Thank you. courage to take this forward. All that and more coming up. Welcome to Democracy Now.

Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

The World Health Organization's warning Gaza is suffering from man-maids mass starvation caused by Israel's blockade.

The WHO's Director General Tedros Adnanobabriasis spoke Wednesday.

As you know, mass starvation means starvation of a large proportion of a population.

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