Vermont Healthcare Workers Speak Out Over Genocide in Gaza
Palestine-rally. Burlington, Vermont.
The official death toll in Gaza has now topped 36,000. Experts believe that given the lack of medical and civil infrastructure for reliable reporting of deaths, especially those that occur outside of hospitals, the actual death toll so far is much, much higher.
More than one hundred people gathered around Burlington City Hall Sunday to highlight the humanitarian crisis unfolding as Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza nears its eighth month. Held byVermont Healthcare Workers for Palestine, several speakers who work in medicine described the decimation of the healthcare system in Gaza, its effects on both Gazans and medical practitioners, and the practical actions that Vermonters can take to make a difference.
The official death toll in Gaza has now topped 36,000. Experts believe that given the lack of medical and civil infrastructure for reliable reporting of deaths, especially those that occur outside of hospitals, the actual death toll so far is much, much higher.
More than one hundred people gathered around Burlington City Hall Sunday to highlight the humanitarian crisis unfolding as Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza nears its eighth month. Held by Vermont Healthcare Workers for Palestine, several speakers who work in medicine described the decimation of the healthcare system in Gaza, its effects on both Gazans and medical practitioners, and the practical actions that Vermonters can take to make a difference.
