Starvation, once in motion, even after food & medical care become availabe, remains irreversible for so many of its victims. It's a greater sin than the sin itself to be have spoken only after the sight of skin-on-bones killed Palestinians. An unforgiveable "theology of empire."

Jul 22, 2025 · 12:06 PM UTC

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Replying to @FadyJoudah
85% of Gaza’s population have entered the "fifth stage" of malnutrition — the most critical and dangerous phase, which is often irreversible even if food becomes available in the future.
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I practiced medicine in war zones I’m aware as millions are
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Replying to @FadyJoudah
I shall never look again in the eyes of a person who did not speak out for or try to prevent genocide or help the Palestinians we have reached the level of culpability for nearly the entire species, certainly for the majority of govts Bibi, IDF, et al is categorically Vile
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It remains in the genes fot generations after.
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