Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Elder of Ziyon
One of the most quoted doctors in Gaza is Dr. Ahmed Al-Farra, head of the pediatric department at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis.
This week he made a claim that is literally unbelievable.
The doctor claimed that 100% of blood donors in Gaza suffer from anemia "due to the starvation policy perpetrated by the occupation army against the people of the Gaza Strip."
Dr. Al-Farra said in a press statement, "All those who donate blood in Gaza are suffering from a blood shortage, but their sense of duty drives them to donate ."
This claim is, to put it lightly, ridiculous. In other conflict zones and areas where there really have been famines, the anemia rate in specific groups like children or pregnant women range from 20%-70%. There are no records of 100% anemia rates, and if there were, we would be hearing about hundreds of Gazans dying of malnutrition monthly. We aren't.
Not only that, but any hospital would reject any blood donors with anemia, so if what he is saying is true, Gaza hospitals are acting irresponsibly by endangering the health of the blood donors.
Some of the claims made by Gaza health officials have been equally absurd, like accusations of "germ warfare" by Israel or of the use of secret weapons that vaporize humans.
Yet these same officials are quoted often by Western media as if they are reliable.
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