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So we are in such a siloed news ecosystem that it is genuinely hard to keep track of things.

The reality is there is a long list of global humanitarian crises right now.

Many of them are man-made. Most of them get very little attention. Almost all of them feel intractable. According to the

UN's refugee agency, 120 million people are displaced worldwide by violence or persecution. That is 1.5% of humanity.

And these people come from countries like Ukraine, Syria, Afghanistan, Lebanon, and many others.

I want to shine a spotlight on two in particular today, Sudan and Gaza. Sudan has been in the throes of civil war for two years now.

An estimated 150,000 people have been killed and upwards of 14 million people have been displaced from

their homes. A famine is underway. Disease is spreading. This is the world's biggest humanitarian crisis,

but you wouldn't know it from media coverage. And then there's Gaza. The Israeli defense

force is threatening a new ground offensive while continuing its air assault. Last weekend,

it said it struck 200 sites across Gaza in 48 hours, targeting what it called terrorist organizations.

But one of those targets included a school in which 54 Palestinians were killed, including many children.

After 600 days of war, the death toll in Gaza has now ticked well past 50,000.

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