At a press briefing in Geneva, UNICEF spokesperson James Elder, who spent nearly two weeks in Gaza, says he is "furious that those with power shrug at the humanitarian nightmares unleashed on a million children". He spoke of the fate of children hospitalised after having undergone amputations and who were then "killed in those hospitals" in the Gaza Strip, where the Israeli army is continuing is bombardment in response to the unprecedented October 7 attack by Hamas. The attack by Hamas militants saw around 1,140 people killed in Israel and abducted 250, according to an AFP tally based on official Israeli figures. Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry says Israel's withering military response has killed more than 19,400 people, mostly women and children, while devastating large swathes of the coastal territory. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES