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and follow us at Death Panel underscore. I'm Beatrice Soutler-Boltan and I'm here today with my

co-host, Abby Cardis.

Hello. And it's just me and Abby today. And we wanted to talk about something that is very

top of mind for many of the people that we have been speaking to in Gaza, which is the situation with

water in Gaza. A situation that, as we're about to get into, is pretty dire and

is a very important and much less visible tool of genocide as horrific as any of the bombs

that have been dropped. Obviously, today is a patron episode, so for listeners to go behind

the scenes a little bit inside the production of the show for a second. There are a

couple of people that we've been talking to about coming onto the show who have much more

direct intimate knowledge of this than we do. Hopefully we'll have those coming up for you soon.

But because the situation is extremely pressing and urgent, and because it also touches on so

many of the things that we've

talked about for years now regarding the intersections of Gaza and public health, the conditions

of public health, infectious diseases, and so on as conditions and tools of settler colonial

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