Angelina Jolie Highlights Gaza Destruction, Calls for Aid
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
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- Angelina Jolie shared images of Gaza's destruction on Instagram.
- She compared satellite photos to show widespread damage.
- Jolie highlighted the humanitarian crisis and aid challenges.
- She urged for donations and called for needs to be met.
Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has again voiced her strong criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, expressing support for the Palestinian side. Following the October 7th attacks, Jolie has been a vocal critic of Israel and previously visited the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing as part of a humanitarian effort for Gaza's residents. Her stance has even drawn public criticism from her father, actor John Voight.
Most recently, Jolie shared images on her Instagram account comparing Google Earth satellite imagery from 2022 and 2026, illustrating the extensive destruction in Gaza. She posted these visuals between Saturday and Sunday, urging for donations.
In her post, Jolie described how "entire neighborhoods have been reduced to rubble." She detailed the damage to homes, schools, universities, hospitals, roads, and essential water and sanitation infrastructure, noting that these were vital for survival. She highlighted that with winter approaching, 1.98 million people, or 94% of Gaza's population, require shelter and essential supplies, while aid and shelter materials continue to face restrictions and delays.
Jolie emphasized that while Google Earth clearly shows the physical devastation, it cannot convey the human experience of living amidst such destruction, the fate of families killed, or the lives of survivors. She concluded by stating that the destruction is evident, the needs are known, and the critical question is whether these needs will be met.
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