"Israel's Unrelenting Assault on Gaza Continues Despite Ceasefire"
Two Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in northern Gaza, sparking outrage as Israel presses its genocidal war, violating daily the "ceasefire" it has entered into since October 10.
The bodies of those killed in Jabalia and Beit Lahiya were transported to al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City. The attacks come amid multiple clashes across the coastal enclave, with Israeli forces continuing to traumatisize Palestinians despite a fragile ceasefire.
In Khan Younis, southern Gaza's capital, Israel struck a Palestinian home, claiming it was in response to its soldiers being shot near the "yellow line". However, witnesses disputed this account, saying the house was located opposite a school sheltering displaced people. The attack left residents shaken, with one describing the scene as "traumatizing".
The US-brokered ceasefire deal has allowed for limited movement at the Rafah crossing, but Israeli authorities have kept it shut for most of the war and only partially reopened on Monday, allowing a mere trickle of people to travel.
Only a few dozen people have been allowed to enter and leave Gaza since the ceasefire came into effect, making it difficult for those stranded outside to return. The Red Crescent has warned that there are currently no plans for any movement at the crossing on Friday.
Meanwhile, the pace of medical evacuations has been slower than promised, with only about 30 patients transferred so far this week. Gaza's healthcare system has been devastated by Israel's genocidal war, with 22 hospitals put out of service and 1,700 medical workers killed, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.
The situation on the ground remains dire, with Palestinians facing harassment and intimidation at the crossing, and limited access to basic necessities like food, water, and medical care. As Israel continues to escalate its assault on Gaza, international pressure is mounting to end the violence and allow for a safe and dignified return of Palestinian refugees.
Two Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in northern Gaza, sparking outrage as Israel presses its genocidal war, violating daily the "ceasefire" it has entered into since October 10.
The bodies of those killed in Jabalia and Beit Lahiya were transported to al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza City. The attacks come amid multiple clashes across the coastal enclave, with Israeli forces continuing to traumatisize Palestinians despite a fragile ceasefire.
In Khan Younis, southern Gaza's capital, Israel struck a Palestinian home, claiming it was in response to its soldiers being shot near the "yellow line". However, witnesses disputed this account, saying the house was located opposite a school sheltering displaced people. The attack left residents shaken, with one describing the scene as "traumatizing".
The US-brokered ceasefire deal has allowed for limited movement at the Rafah crossing, but Israeli authorities have kept it shut for most of the war and only partially reopened on Monday, allowing a mere trickle of people to travel.
Only a few dozen people have been allowed to enter and leave Gaza since the ceasefire came into effect, making it difficult for those stranded outside to return. The Red Crescent has warned that there are currently no plans for any movement at the crossing on Friday.
Meanwhile, the pace of medical evacuations has been slower than promised, with only about 30 patients transferred so far this week. Gaza's healthcare system has been devastated by Israel's genocidal war, with 22 hospitals put out of service and 1,700 medical workers killed, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.
The situation on the ground remains dire, with Palestinians facing harassment and intimidation at the crossing, and limited access to basic necessities like food, water, and medical care. As Israel continues to escalate its assault on Gaza, international pressure is mounting to end the violence and allow for a safe and dignified return of Palestinian refugees.
. Another "ceasefire" that's just a myth perpetuated by people who don't actually care about what happens in Gaza 
. I mean, 2 dead already? 
How's that for "fragile"? Israel's always finding ways to find excuses to keep the violence going 
. And don't even get me started on the US-brokered deal... like that's ever worked out well before 
. The Red Crescent warning about no plans for movement at the crossing? 
Yeah, because that's exactly what we need more of – bureaucratic red tape holding people back from getting help when they need it most 
Like, woah, progress! Not 
... it makes you wonder what's driving these actions from both sides, is it fear? desperation? or just a never-ending cycle of retaliation & revenge? the US-brokered ceasefire deal seems like a half-measure at best, allowing for minimal movement but still keeping the Rafah crossing shut. how many more lives have to be lost before we can even think about finding a sustainable solution? and what's the real cost of 'winning' in this war, are we just trading one set of innocent civilians for another? it's like we're stuck in some sort of never-ending nightmare...
Come on guys, it's not that hard to fact-check! The US didn't exactly "broker" this ceasefire deal - it was more like they kinda sorta helped Israel come up with the terms. And let's get real, the whole thing feels super staged. I mean, 30 patients transferred in a whole week? That's like, basic first aid, bro. 
The situation is dire, don't get me wrong, but we need to keep things in perspective.
It's time for some real action, not just empty rhetoric. 
This is getting out of control! 
How can they just keep saying ceasefire when they're still killing people left and right? 
It's like they're not even trying to stop the bloodshed anymore. The fact that only a few dozen people have been allowed to enter and leave Gaza since the ceasefire started is insane... it's like they want to lock everyone in! 
22 of them?! That's just horrific. We need to do something, but what can we do when it feels like no one is listening? 
Israel's actions are literally making life in Gaza a living hell 
The fact that only a few dozen people can enter & leave Gaza since the ceasefire started is just insane! 
It's heartbreaking to think about all these ppl suffering 
Can't we just talk about a peaceful resolution to this already?! 
. Two more Palestinians lost their lives already this week 
. The pace of medical evacuations is also super slow, which means those in need aren't getting the help they deserve 
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, with 22 hospitals shut down and 1,700 medics killed 
I'm also really worried about those people stuck outside the Rafah crossing... it's not right that only a few dozen are allowed in and out at a time 
gaza's healthcare system is almost non-existent now, 22 hospitals closed & 1700 med workers killed... it's just heartbreaking 
. and have you seen those hospital numbers? 22 hospitals out of commission?!? how are they supposed to recover from this if there's no medical help? 
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I'm so sorry it's taken me ages to comment on this... I feel like I've been living under a rock 
️. The situation in Gaza is just heartbreaking, and it's infuriating that the ceasefire isn't being respected. I mean, can you even imagine having your home attacked while your kids are inside? 
. It's like Israel is playing a cruel game of cat and mouse with human lives. And don't even get me started on the medical evacuations – 30 patients transferred this week? That's not exactly what I'd call "limited movement" 
. We need concrete actions and a commitment to safety and human rights. Let's hope that somehow, someway, this situation improves soon