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Gaza Endures Unprecedented Bombardment as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

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October 13, 2023
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The Israeli army has unleashed a devastating wave of destruction in the Gaza Strip, with approximately 6,000 bombs dropped in just five days. This staggering bombardment, weighing in at a total of 4,000 tonnes, has left the region reeling and its residents in the grip of a dire humanitarian crisis. As the death toll reaches 1,417 and the world watches in horror, calls for an immediate halt to Israeli aggression grow louder.

 

Over 6,000 Bombs Rain on Gaza in Five Days

 

The Gaza Strip has borne the brunt of one of the most intense and destructive military campaigns it has seen in recent history. The Israeli army’s relentless bombing campaign has resulted in approximately 6,000 bombs raining down upon the region. AFP journalists witnessed Israeli warplanes conducting dozens of strikes on Shati, a densely populated refugee camp, within a mere half-hour on a fateful Thursday morning. The heart-wrenching scenes of destruction were accompanied by the cries of innocent victims trapped beneath the rubble, their desperate pleas echoing through the chaos.

Aid agencies warn of a severe crisis as the death toll continues to rise, now standing at a staggering 1,417. Families have been torn apart, and countless lives have been shattered in the wake of this relentless assault. Jamal al-Masri, a Gaza resident, shared his harrowing experience: “We were asleep. Suddenly, the entire neighborhood came under the occupier’s bombs. My house, my brother’s house, my family’s house, and several neighbors’ houses were completely destroyed.” Emerging from the wreckage, he found himself surrounded by the lifeless bodies of loved ones and neighbors, a haunting sight that he will carry with him forever.

 

Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

 

Amid the destruction and loss of life, a dire humanitarian crisis is unfolding in the besieged enclave. The World Food Programme (WFP) issued a warning, highlighting the perilous state of essential supplies in Gaza after Israel imposed a total blockade on the territory. Brian Lander, the deputy head of emergencies at WFP, stated, “It’s a dire situation in the Gaza Strip that we’re seeing evolve with food and water being in limited supply and quickly running out.”

The Red Cross, too, has sounded the alarm, emphasizing that fuel for hospital generators in Gaza is on the verge of depletion, while aid and medicine stocks remain stranded due to the lack of safe passage. As the international community scrambles to negotiate a safe corridor for Gaza’s residents to escape the ongoing violence, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi of neighboring Egypt has called on Gazans to “stay steadfast and remain on their land.”

 

Calls for Immediate Halt to Israeli Aggression

 

In the face of mounting devastation, Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas has called for an “immediate end to the comprehensive aggression against the Palestinian people.” During a meeting with Jordan’s King Abdullah II, Mr. Abbas vehemently denounced the targeting of civilians, emphasizing that such actions “contravene morals, religion, and international law.”

The Palestinian Authority leader, who governs the West Bank, made a fervent plea for the release of Palestinians detained by Israel and those reportedly held captive in Gaza. As the world watches the Gaza Strip descend into chaos, calls for an immediate ceasefire and an end to Israeli aggression continue to resonate across the globe.

 

New Front with Syria

 

Amidst the ongoing crisis in Gaza, Israel has extended its military activities by conducting coordinated missile strikes on airports in the Syrian capital, Damascus, and the northern city of Aleppo. These strikes have inflicted damage to the runways and temporarily suspended airport operations.

The simultaneous strikes on Syrian airports are seen as an attempt to divert global attention from Israel’s conflict with Hamas fighters in Gaza. Over the years, Israel has carried out strikes on what it deems Iran-affiliated targets in Syria, including the airports in Aleppo and Damascus.

 

As the world grapples with the alarming escalation of violence and the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, efforts to bring about a ceasefire and address the root causes of the conflict intensify, with international leaders working tirelessly to end the suffering and loss of life.

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