Malala Yousafzai calls for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
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Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai has called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
She took to ‘X’ and shared a video expressing her disappointment over the ongoing Israel-Palestine war.
“I’m horrified to see the bombing of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza and unequivocally condemn it, she rued.
“I urge the Israeli government to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza and reiterate the call for a ceasefire.
"I am directing $300K to three charities helping Palestinian people under attack," she wrote as she shared charities' contacts.
She continued: "I'm here to add my voice to those from Palestine, Israel, and around the world crying out for peace.
"Collective punishment is not the answer.
"Half of Gaza's population is under 18-years-old.
"They should not be forced to live their entire lives under bombing and an unjust occupation.”
"I'm directing $300,000 to charities working to help Palestinian children and people in danger.
I ask everyone who's watching this video to donate to organizations providing humanitarian aid. Together, we must make it clear to our leaders that we expect them to work towards immediate ceasefire and an enduring peace", she added.
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