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  2. 'We need a ceasefire and we need it now': senior WHO official Dr Mike Ryan calls for Gaza peace  The Irish Times
  3. Ceasefire would be 'the best medicine for the children of Gaza', WHO's Mike Ryan says  TheJournal.ie
  4. Dr Mike Ryan: Ceasefire would be 'best medicine for the children of Gaza'  Irish Examiner
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Gaza's Hamas-led Health Ministry says a shell has hit the second floor of a hospital in northern Gaza, killing at least 12 people, as Israeli troops work to clear medical facilities where they say Hamas militants take cover.Gaza's Hamas-led Health Ministry says a shell has hit the second floor of a hospital in northern Gaza, killing at least 12 people, as Israeli troops work to clear medical facilities where they say Hamas militants take cover.

Live updates | Shell hits Gaza hospital, killing 12, as heavy fighting breaks out | AP News

Number of children who have no surviving family is growing all the time, Irish executive director of organisation saysNumber of children who have no surviving family is growing all the time, Irish executive director of organisation says

‘We need a ceasefire and we need it now’: senior WHO official Dr Mike Ryan calls for Gaza peace – The Irish Times

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One out of every 200 children in Gaza has been killed by Israeli attacks in the past six weeks.One out of every 200 children in Gaza has been killed by Israeli attacks in the past six weeks.

World Children’s Day tragedy: Gaza’s 5,500 lives lost to Israel’s attacks | Israel-Palestine conflict News | Al Jazeera

WHO's Dr Mike Ryan says pause in fighting was 'absolutely essential for everyone' given the major public health crisis facing GazaWHO's Dr Mike Ryan says pause in fighting was 'absolutely essential for everyone' given the major public health crisis facing Gaza

Dr Mike Ryan: Ceasefire would be 'best medicine for the children of Gaza' 

The head of the WHO’s health emergencies programme said “so many children” have lost parents during the conflict. The head of the WHO’s health emergencies programme said “so many children” have lost parents during the conflict.

Ceasefire would be 'the best medicine for the children of Gaza', WHO's Mike Ryan says

Thousands of children have been killed in the enclave since the Israeli assault began, officials in Gaza say. The Israeli military says it takes “all feasible precautions” to avoid civilian deaths.

Israel-Hamas War Turns Gaza Into a ‘Graveyard’ for Children - The New York Times

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Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on her visit to Gaza

When the texts came through, I wish they had not. Children of friends killed; my own young relatives traumatised, says third-generation Palestinian refugee Ghada Ageel

Messages arrive from Gaza with news of dead children. It has become a graveyard for humanity’s conscience | Ghada Ageel | The Guardian

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More than a hundred children have been killed on a daily basis since the conflict in Gaza began on 7 October and, for many, a happy childhood is little more than a distant dream. More than a hundred children have been killed on a daily basis since the conflict in Gaza began on 7 October and, for many, a happy childhood is little more than a distant dream.

'There’s no childhood for them' - inside the desperate situation for Palestinian children in Gaza | Euronews

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Children have been killed, maimed, abducted and denied assistance in Gaza, and the parties to the conflict must “stop this horror”, UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) chief Catherine Russell said during a visit to the enclave as humanitarian operations there ground to a halt on Wednesday for lack of fuel. |Children have been killed, maimed, abducted and denied assistance in Gaza, and the parties to the conflict must “stop this horror”, UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) chief Catherine Russell said during a visit to the enclave as humanitarian operations there ground to a halt on Wednesday for lack of fuel.

Gaza: ‘Hospitals are not battlegrounds’, children’s suffering must stop, UN humanitarians say | UN News

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