Israeli bombing plunges Gazans back into war

The renewal attack on Israel’s Gaza and the ceasefire with Hamas has been submerged in frustration in the pile of Palestinians, they have left all hope that 17 months of conflict may end.

Israeli hit Gaza Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday promised to resume “fighting with the ball” against Hamas, the health authorities said that 6 people were killed since Tuesday.

For those who temporarily started redefining their lives in the hope that fragile ceasefire could end WarThe

“We are accustomed to escape. “It looks like we are nowhere in Gaza. We’re tired.”

The families who returned to the country are going to seek protection again. Emergency rooms in the hospital are overwhelmed with dead and injured. After the bombing begins, many Gazan have lost hope that they will ever get a chance in normal life.

After the bombing began, the 21-year-old English teacher Farida al-Gaul escaped from partly destroyed home in the northern city of Jabalia with his family and started tracking in the south without any idea where they would end.

“We have no plans because nowhere is safe,” he said. “We can only bring some clothes and some canned foods, but no water, because we have no donkey carts to take, and we may need to carry our kids.”

“Where are the rules of war?” Gaul asked, who organized volunteers during the war to teach thousands of children to a displaced tent. “We’re not just numbers, we have families and we have dreams.”

Israel made his campaign in January, despite a multifage Truce in January, as part of which it would withdraw its troops, release the remaining hostages on the Hamas strip, and both sides would discuss the permanent termination of the war.

However, Netanyahu, who was delayed in serious discussion about the agitation, sought a new concession from Hamas, including the release of additional hostages without agreeing to end the war.

The latest strike that he warned on Tuesday, which he said Will target Hamas To force the hostage to release, “just started”. Israel has threatened a new ground attack to achieve all its war goals, including elimination.

According to local officials, more than 5 people were killed in the Israeli attack, which was the October of Hamas, after the October 2021 attack, militants started killing 1,220 people and seized 20 hostages.

Although supported by US President Donald Trump’s administration, the decision to resume Israel’s fight has been widely condemned. The head of the EU’s foreign policy, Kaza Kollas, says he told his Israeli equivalent Gidion Saor that the new attack in Gaza was “unacceptable”.

UNICEF executive director Catherine Russell describes this week’s toll as “out of horror”. He said that more than 5 children were killed on Tuesday, “the number of infant deaths in the largest single day last year”.

The new bombing has once again flooded the injured people at Gaza Hospital, many of which were repeatedly attacked by Israeli forces during the war. According to the Ministry of Health, 38 hospitals in the region are out of 25 jobs.

“We have got a lot of body and body organs, most of them are children and women,” said Muhammad Kishta, a doctor from Madekins Suns Frontierus at Khan Unis’s Nasser Medical Complex.

He describes the chaotic scene, the families came to the hospital in search of shelter. “We were treating serious cases like a third-degree burnt face, like separation and head wounds,” he said. “We didn’t get less than 400 cases in two hours.”

Nasser’s chief pediatrician Ahmed al-Fara said there were 4 children taken to the hospital after the attack on Tuesday.

After the Israeli military operation resumes the defeat of Gaza earlier this month after the defeat of Gaza, all assistance in the region, which raised prices, increased. Israel also cut off the last remaining electricity line in Gaza.

Mohammed Abu Ismail, who took shelter in his sister’s flat in Gaza, said the roads were empty after the destruction of his home in Jabalia at the beginning of the war.

“Everyone is afraid and wondering what will happen next and where they can be safe,” he said. “We expected some response from Israel [after negotiations stalled] But we still expect the war to be over. We hope the mediation will succeed. “