Malnourished Baby Siwar’s Great Gaza Getaway: Frail But Free


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**A Frail Cry and Major Relief: Malnourished Baby Siwar Evacuated from Gaza, Immediately Auditioned for Ambassadorship**

By: TheJestPress.com

In what is being called “the most wholesome breaking news since cats rescued a dog from a tree,” a frail yet feisty baby named Siwar was evacuated from Gaza this week, prompting sighs of relief, tears, and at least seventeen sentimental Instagram reels.

Siwar, reportedly so light she can be mistaken for an empty onesie on a breezy day, was whisked out by a team of international relief workers who allegedly drew straws to see who got exclusive rights to post the first “rescue selfie.” Sources on the ground say her first cry outside Gaza was so soft it only registered on the dog-frequency range, but “it’s the most beautiful sound I’ve heard since I found hummus in Paris,” said one relief worker.

Within minutes of her evacuation, Siwar received urgent offers for her own charity partnership, a Netflix documentary, and a six-figure Gerber baby licensing deal (pending her ability to sit up unassisted by summer).

Meanwhile, rival governments began to bicker over who could post the most heartfelt statement. European dignitaries sent handmade baby bonnets; the U.N. suggested a new international holiday: “Global Oh-Thank-God-This-Baby-Made-It Day.” Locally, Siwar’s name has become synonymous with hope, resistance, and “please, donate to this PayPal link immediately.”

Experts warn, however, that her fame will last roughly six hours—unless she learns a party trick or develops a witty Twitter persona.

Asked for comment, Siwar gurgled something unintelligible but experts translated it to: “Is this the line for mashed bananas? Also, where’s my blue verification checkmark?”

Next up: negotiations to evacuate her favorite blankie, though sources admit, “that might be too fraught for CNN’s primetime slot.”

By: TheJestPress.com


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