Picture in all dimensions!

The tragedy intensifies, and the suffering worsens, while the number of martyrs and wounded continues to rise on the scale of genocide, at a terrifying geometric rate, most of whom are children.
Among the shocking figures cited by Dr. Ahmed Al-Farra, Director of the Pediatrics and Maternity Department at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, is that a child dies every 40 minutes, a woman every 60 minutes, and a person every 15 minutes.
Dr. Mohammed Abu Salmiya, director of Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, revealed the limited capacity of operating rooms, their lack of fracture fixators and sterile gauze, noting that people are donating blood while they are hungry. The most alarming thing he said is that there is a trade-off between the wounded waiting in front of the operating rooms, with many of them dying before their turn arrives. Cancer and kidney patients die due to the lack of treatment, and those who suffer from heart attacks die due to the lack of treatment equipment. In addition, there is a fuel shortage in hospitals, and the presence of fifty thousand pregnant women who suffer from malnutrition and do not receive even the minimum level of care, as well as a severe shortage of filtered water necessary for kidney patients.

This message came to me from a friend in Gaza, and I present it as is without interference:
My dear brother
Dr. Ibrahim

It's no longer just about feeling hungry, but about the signs of emaciation and thinness appearing, and the inability to speak, think, or walk. Imagine that there are three loaves of bread left in the house. A person among us is choosing between eating one loaf, half a loaf, a quarter of a loaf, or nothing at all, in order to provide for the rest of his family of four or five. And there is no flour, not even dukkah or thyme! A loaf of bread is the only meal for most people in Gaza, and the lucky ones among us are those who have dukkah or thyme left in their house...

We can only cry and pray, in the face of what we witness of the gloom of the scene and the bad outcome... Oh God.