Core Viewpoint - Healthcare professionals in South Africa are protesting against the famine in Gaza, calling for an end to the weaponization of hunger and condemning the actions perceived as genocide in the region [1]. Group 1: Protest Details - Protests took place on August 7, with participation from at least 10 hospitals in the Western Cape province [1]. - Healthcare workers gathered at their hospitals and surrounding areas, holding kitchen utensils and signs with messages such as "Stop letting Gazans starve" and "Stop genocide," along with images of malnourished children from Gaza [1]. Group 2: Statements from Participants - Dr. Feruza Amin, a doctor from Cape Town, emphasized that the protests aimed to convey a strong message against the ongoing genocide in Gaza [1]. - She highlighted that the latest method of this "genocide" is the weaponization of hunger, leading to malnourished mothers unable to breastfeed and resulting in the deaths of both mothers and children [1].