Here's on his made a choice, he's made a decision. There is, at this very moment,

a humanitarian calamity of biblical proportions unfolding in Gaza,

around one in every 240 Georgians have been killed in the space of one month,

including those missing, presumably dead, that's closer to one in every 200 Georgians,

dead, killed in the space of a month. And this is only the beginning.

The Israeli State is bombing schools, hospitals, ambulances. I watched the aftermath of it earlier,

of the bombing of one of those convoyes, convoyed ambulances. And what I saw, the bloodied

mangled corpses, those who had survived but suffered grievous injuries. Many of them, or some of them,

I presume, will not survive. The blood, so much blood. The angriest screams and cries.

That will stay with me for the rest of my life, personally.

Now, the IDF admitted to bombing this convoy of ambulances, in case it was disputed,

they claimed Hamas was using them. Now, I'm giving this as context. It's important context.

Always have to have this context of what's happening in Gaza every time we do these videos.

Let's just listen to a CNN report about this convoy of ambulances.

These ambulances were part of a convoy that was heading south towards the Rafale Crossing.

The Red Cross had been informed that the convoy was leaving the hospital towards the Rafale Crossing

and perhaps, most damningly, we've just been hearing Jessica from the Red Cross who confirmed

that they had been given information about this particular convoy that was due to leave

the shift for hospital on its way to the Rafale Crossing. What we know about the attack is that

there are several casualties, many wounded, as well, and that this does appear now to have been a

convoy of wounded Palestinians being taken to the Rafale Crossing that was hit as part of that

IDF strike. Now, claimed by the IDF, again, with the idea that this was part of their operation

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