Another attack on Rafah. This week, amid the rubble and destruction and tears of farewell, the death toll reached 26,000. The injured are carried on donkeys to dilapidated hospitals, and the same suffering has been around for three months. There is no safe place in Gaza. Families fleeing the UN complex besieged by Israel in Khan Younis, along with their children and patients, are crying on the roads with no specific destination. Camped among the plastic, Palestinian children share a meal once a day, and their mothers angrily show them the only food they can afford: canned beans. A Palestinian pediatrician has just weighed a baby who has lost two kilos. Famine affects children more than adults. In Gaza, desperate and without food, they began to grind animal feed into flour. They gathered in miserable and unhealthy conditions on the streets of Rafah and drank dirty water. Despite all this, the International Court of Justice orders Israel to prevent genocide in Gaza.