Kikes cry about cattle as Israhell genocides Palestinians by starvation

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How Experts Believe Starvation Is Being Utilized in Gaza
https://time.com/6552740/gaza-israel-starvation-hunger/

Starting more than a week ago, dozens of protesters gathered to block trucks heading through the Kerem Shalom border crossing from Israel into Gaza. The organizers of the protests say that efforts to alleviate pressure on civilians in Gaza, including through the delivery of humanitarian assistance, play into Hamas's interests.

"They understand that there is just one way to rescue them, only with military pressure," said Matan Wiesel, one of the organizers of the protest.
https://www.jta.org/2024/02/02/politics/protesters-blocking-delivery-of-gaza-aid-plan-march-to-jerusalem

That's what the kikes in occupied Palestine are doing to the Palestinians, while the kikes in London are crying about the health and welfare of the sheep and cattle that are being sent from Australia to the kikes in occupied Palestine to be turned into lamb chops and steaks and burgers.   

Thousands of livestock marooned on ship after rerouting to avoid Houthi violence
The sheep and cattle carrier, bound for Israel from Western Australia, has been at sea for a month

Thousands of sheep and cattle have been marooned on a ship off the coast of Australia after the boat was rerouted by Houthi violence in the Red Sea, much to the dismay of animal rights groups.

The Bahijah livestock carrier set sail to Israel from Fremantle Port in Western Australia with 15,000 sheep and 2,500 cattle on 5 January. Nine days later, the ship rerouted to avoid the Bab al-Mandab strait where Iran-backed Houthi rebels have launched numerous attacks on commercial ships in what the group has called retaliation for Israel's war in Gaza.

On 20 January, the Australian agriculture and fisheries department said the ship had been ordered to return to Australia "due to the worsening security situation" in the Red Sea.

However, Australian officials said on Thursday that while the Bahijah had been allowed to dock at the Fremantle Port, no livestock would be unloaded due to Australia's strict biosecurity regulations.

As a result, the animals have been contained on the ship for nearly a month. According to Reuters, the latest proposed plan for resuming the export to Israel includes sailing around Africa and approaching via the Mediterranean in a voyage that would take roughly another month in harsh conditions.

Meanwhile off the coast of Western Australia, where the animals have been held in the Bahijah for over a week, a heat wave has seen temperatures rising to 40 degrees, creating dangerous conditions for the livestock.

Addressing concerns over the welfare of the animals on board the ship, Adam Fennessy, Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry said on Friday: "There should be no doubt that Australia's biosecurity and the health and welfare of the livestock onboard are our highest priorities.

"After standing offshore yesterday evening and replacing the animal bedding, the vessel has returned to port and is berthed in Fremantle.

"The exporter's registered veterinarian remains on board and continues to report daily on the health and welfare of the livestock."

Of the nearly half a million animals exported each year by Australia, almost a fifth are sent to Israel. Animal rights activists in both countries have voiced concern for the livestock on board the Bahijah, and a local parliament member in Australia told Reuters the voyage shows that the live animal export trade is "rotten to the core."

Two Israeli animal rights groups have filed legal proceedings against the Veterinary Services within the Ministry of Agriculture in Israel, seeking a ruling in relation to an import permit for the livestock on board the Bahijah, which would prevent them from being imported into Israel.

Erez Wohl, a Legal Advocate for one of the animal rights groups called Let Animals Live, said in a statement: "These animals have suffered enough because of poor decisions made. To subject these animals to the further stress of weeks at sea enroute to Israel would equate to sanctioned cruelty."

"These sheep and cattle have endured extreme heat and been living in their own waste in crowded conditions on a rolling ship, all because commercial interests have been placed before their welfare.

"We have taken this unprecedented legal action as it is a moral imperative that this import permit not be granted to prevent Israel being a party to grievous animal cruelty."

While the Australian government has pledged to phase out live sheep exports, it has not yet made moves to do so.

Australia's Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Beth Cookson confirmed that on Wednesday two veterinarians engaged by the Agriculture and Fisheries Department inspected the livestock onboard the ship and found "no significant animal health or welfare issues."

"That provides additional confidence that the livestock are in good condition and have appropriate care and supervision," said Dr. Cookson.

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UN food convoy comes under Israel artillery fire in Gaza
https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20240205-un-food-convoy-comes-under-israel-artillery-fire-in-gaza/A food convoy came under Israeli artillery fire in the Gaza Strip on Monday, the UN Palestinian refugee agency, or UNRWA, said, Anadolu Agency reports.

"This morning, a food convoy waiting to move into Northern Gaza was hit by Israeli naval gunfire," UNRWA's Gaza chief, Thomas White, said on X.

No one was injured in the attack.

"We cannot deliver humanitarian aid under fire," the Agency said. "Safe and sustainable humanitarian access is urgently needed everywhere, including to the North of Gaza."

Since Israel's offensive on Gaza began on 7 October, there have been multiple attacks interfering with aid distribution, including a 25 January attack on civilians waiting for humanitarian aid that killed at least 20 people and injured at least 150.

Israel has accused some UNRWA employees of involvement in the 7 October attack by Palestinian group, Hamas, which Israel says killed nearly 1,200 people.

However, since then, it has been revealed by Haaretz that helicopters and tanks of the Israeli army had, in fact, killed many of the 1,139 soldiers and civilians claimed by Israel to have been killed by the Palestinian Resistance.

A number of countries, including Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Canada, Finland, Australia, the UK, Netherlands, the US, France, Austria and Japan have temporarily suspended financial support to UNRWA due to the Israeli accusations.

UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, has called for a thorough and immediate investigation into the Israeli accusations. Guterres's call met with a self-investigation initiated by the UNRWA.

Israel launched a deadly offensive on the Gaza Strip since 7 October, killing at least 27,365 Palestinians and injuring 66,630 others.

The Israeli offensive has left 85 per cent of Gaza's population internally displaced amid acute shortages of food, clean water and medicine, while 60 per cent of the enclave's infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed, according to the UN.