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One child is dying every 15 minutes from this war.

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We must act now to protect children. Every war is a war on children. They?re the least to blame an

We must act now to protect children. [Save the Children]( [“Here in Gaza, we are facing the most brutal days anyone could ever imagine. A lot of feelings and thoughts you can’t even describe: fear, horror, anxiety, discomfort, apprehension…” –Lina, 16 years old]( Every war is a war on children. They’re the least to blame and the most at risk. We must do everything we can to protect all children in conflict zones. In Gaza, more than 1,000 children have reportedly been killed in 11 days of conflict. That’s one child every 15 minutes. Schools and hospitals – places of safety and sanctuary – must be protected at all costs. Meanwhile, the families of kidnapped Israeli children are desperate for their safe return. They must be released immediately and unconditionally. Save the Children condemns these attacks – and all violence against children – in the strongest possible terms, and we’re calling for an immediate ceasefire. The already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza is getting worse by the minute, giving rise to soaring needs for water, food, fuel and other basic necessities. Our teams are working to deliver supplies to the Gaza Strip as soon as a safe passage for aid across the border is established. In moments of conflict, natural disasters or other crises, Save the Children's emergency teams support children still trapped in the situation and children who’ve fled, providing vital aid including food, water and medical care. We also create safe spaces for kids to socialize, learn and play and provide psychosocial support to children, families and educators. We've released resources from our Children’s Emergency Fund to power this work and protect children at this critical moment. This fund allows us to respond quickly and efficiently to emergencies all around the world, and your support keeps it going. That’s why we have to ask: [Will you rush a donation to the Children’s Emergency Fund right now to support children in crisis around the world? Every dollar can make a lifesaving difference to a child facing violence, displacement and other crises.]( [Rush An Emergency Donation]( Thank you for taking action to protect children in this hour of great need. Save the Children [Save the Children]( [DONATE NOW]( [Privacy Policy]( | [Contact]( [Unsubscribe]( © 2023 Save the Children Federation, Inc. 501 Kings Highway East, Suite 400 Fairfield, CT 06825 1-800-728-3843 [CREATING IRREVERSIBLE, POSTIVE CHANGE FOR CHILDREN](

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