Gaza bears huge loss of life and property in war as number of deaths crossed 10,000
source: https://www.crisisgroup.org/middle-east-north-africa/east-mediterranean-mena/israelpalestine/gaza-war-reverberates-across |
In a relentless and devastating conflict between Israel and Hamas, the death toll has tragically exceeded 10,000, with both sides suffering immense losses. Heartbreakingly, this grim tally includes more than 4,000 children who have lost their lives, while countless others have been injured in the crossfire.
The conflict has been characterized by Israel's continuous and heavy missile strikes, including the reported use of phosphorus bombs, resulting in the widespread destruction of Gaza. The city of Gaza, in particular, has borne the brunt of this brutal conflict, with relentless attacks causing widespread devastation and loss of life.
This protracted war has starkly divided the international community, with nations aligning themselves on either side of the Israel-Palestine conflict. Supporting nations of Israel, including the United States, Canada, Australia, and NATO countries, have issued stern warnings to nations supporting Palestine, such as Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Pakistan, cautioning them about severe consequences if they persist in attacking Israel. The specter of a potential nuclear conflict looms over these warnings.
In response to this catastrophic situation, the United Nations (UN) has called for an immediate cessation of hostilities, urging both sides to bring an end to the fierce war that has resulted in the tragic loss of innocent lives. The UN and numerous countries have dispatched humanitarian aid to the affected areas in Gaza to provide essential support to survivors in the midst of this dire humanitarian crisis.
The world watches with concern and hope for a swift resolution to the conflict, one that would bring an end to the suffering of the civilian population caught in the crossfire. The tragic toll on innocent lives underscores the urgent need for peace and a diplomatic solution to this long-standing and deeply entrenched conflict.
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