Gaza: Ravaged by genocidal war

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "If the war ends with solutions and the ruling system changes, I will open a business and stay in my country," he said.
60% : His children attended nearby schools, and the family received medical care at a local clinic, all run by the United Nations.
57% : " Israeli officials have played down the severity of hunger in the enclave, saying they work to facilitate the entry of aid into the territory.
57% : An additional 15,000 rely on the camps for food, medical care and other services, said Mahmoud Kallakh, who manages the camps.
47% : THE pallets of aid dropped from the plane, their parachutes popping as they fell to the battered and hungry people of the Gaza Strip below.
40% : -- Saher Alghorra/The New York Times Israeli forces have repeatedly evacuated, raided and struck hospitals, accusing Hamas of using them for protection.
36% : As of last December, the UN said there were more than 50 million tons of rubble, so much that 105 trucks would take 21 years to remove it.

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