Ahmed Khan

Like, so I don't know how that represents the entire world.

But, well, it remains to be seen.

People – we have no other alternative at this moment than to rely on them, right?

And so the way I read it is President Trump is actually in charge of everything in Gaza, which is probably –

I mean, it's not the worst thing because he's probably better than everyone else on that board of peace in terms of human empathy and which, you know, not saying a lot, but there's nobody on there that has any interest in humanitarian affairs, humanitarian support.

There's nobody who's mentioned, like when Jared Kushner was in Davos, he didn't talk about, hey, we have 1.2 million kids that have been subjected to trauma that no one's ever seen before.

We have 20,000 kids that are in need of prosthetics.

We need to surge medical devices.

We need to surge medical machines, all the hospitals.

There's no pediatric monitors.

There's no pediatric ventilators.

There's no CT machines, no x-ray machines.

They didn't talk anything about that, right?

Like they talked about the vision of these Dubai-type buildings on rubble and dead bodies.

And that's kind of the part that I think all of us, if we have any connections or can get a hold of anyone, just let's remember the people.

As you pointed out, there are no Palestinians anywhere near the decision-making process, right?

They're in the technocratic process, but they can't say, you know, we have 36 hospitals that have been destroyed.

We have thousands and thousands of people that either need to be evacuated or we need thousands of doctors and nurses here.

And surely there's thousands of doctors and nurses around the world that would love to come to Gaza and help out, but they're not allowed in.

So the lack of attention to the humanitarian situation is very disconcerting.