In Episode 2, we turn to infanticide; the collapse of the health sector and the conditions that have made survival, pregnancy, and birth in Gaza a matter of life and death. Infanticide is not an accident of war. It is the documented, foreseeable consequence of dismantling a healthcare system: cutting off medicines, destroying fertility clinics, displacing pregnant women, and eliminating the infrastructure of life itself. This episode brings together two essential voices. Dr. Ahmed Al-Farra, whose decades of leadership in pediatrics at Nasser Medical Complex made him a direct witness to the collapse of neonatal and reproductive health systems under siege, speaks from lived clinical practice about infant mortality, preventable deaths, and the structural targeting of life at its earliest stages. Abdallah Sharshara complements this with a legal and civil society lens, linking these outcomes to questions of accountability, human rights, and the erosion of protective frameworks for children and families in Gaza. Together, they bridge the hospital and the policy, making visible how demographic destruction operates simultaneously as a medical emergency and a juridical failure.