Israeli Bombardment in Gaza: Rising Casualties and Humanitarian Crisis

The New Year began with intense Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, claiming at least 17 Palestinian lives, predominantly in Jabalia and the Bureij refugee camp. Residential areas have been heavily targeted, exacerbating an already dire humanitarian crisis.

Reports confirm over 45,000 Palestinian fatalities since the conflict began, with women and children making up a significant portion of the victims. Approximately 90% of Gaza’s population has been displaced, forced to live in overcrowded, makeshift shelters during harsh winter conditions.

A joint UN mission in northern Gaza helped transfer some patients from Kamal Adwan Hospital to Al-Shifa Hospital. (file)

Humanitarian Crisis Worsens

Heavy rains have flooded temporary shelters, leaving displaced families struggling to stay warm and safe. The blockade of humanitarian aid due to ongoing military operations has further intensified the suffering, depriving civilians of essential resources.

Indirect talks between Israel and Hamas about a ceasefire remain stalled. Mediators from various countries have been working to negotiate terms for peace and the release of hostages, but violence continues to escalate, hindering progress.

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Al-Ghariani’s

Sadiq Al-Ghariani strongly criticized Muslim leaders for their inaction, arguing that their failure to support Palestinians exacerbates the crisis. He called on Muslims to provide direct aid to Gaza, labeling opposition from border security forces as complicity with Zionists.

UN Criticism and Regional Impacts

Al-Ghariani also accused the United Nations of perpetuating conflicts in Arab nations, including Libya, asserting that its actions obstruct genuine peace efforts.

As military operations persist, the situation in Gaza remains critical. Civilians continue to bear the brunt of the violence, with widespread destruction and a lack of humanitarian relief.

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