If people don't care what they say, they will shift the goalposts whenever it is expedient.

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It’s hard to keep a grip on a sense that the world can be a good place sometimes. But I am so grateful for those doctors, who keep going back, who keep fighting for as many lives as they can. They are the best of us, and I hope they one day get to live a world that deserves them.

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How can the world let this happen? How can our lawmakers ignore us? How can columnists obfuscate this? If it was your child you found in the rubble, your colleague bombed despite their medical vest, your premature baby fighting for breath in a shared oxygen mask…inaction wouldn’t be an option.

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Colleagues waiting for a bus to travel to work at a hospital, only to be bombed and killed by Israel despite their MSF vests. Babies, with tiny fingers and toes, dying because there wasn’t enough oxygen. Oxygen was something Israel would at times confiscate, claiming it could be used in tunnels.

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They described impossible choices, devastating realities, incessant noise of drones. Video of a colleague finding his son dead after an Israeli strike. Gunshot wounds from GHF “aid” sites, skimming the backs of legs and tearing them open because civilians dropped to their stomach to survive.

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