Sanders emphasized the gravity of the situation, stating, "The whole world is watching. Netanyahu is starving the children of Gaza. We cannot be complicit in this atrocity."

Expressing his dismay at the dire conditions in Gaza, Sanders highlighted the severe impact of Israeli bombing and restrictions on aid delivery, which have resulted in only a fraction of the essential supplies reaching those in need.

He pointed out that hundreds of thousands of children in Gaza are currently facing starvation and lack access to clean drinking water, with the entire population at risk of famine according to the United Nations.

Sanders also drew attention to the damage inflicted on vital facilities by airstrikes, resulting in the loss of many healthcare workers who were striving to save lives. He emphasized the urgent need for medical supplies to be provided to operational facilities to aid in treating patients and saving lives. (ILKHA)