US EditionGaza Death Toll Continues to Mount Under Israeli Ceasefire
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Israel-Hamas Peace Appears To Be Holding With Wartime Fatalities Down Almost 94 Percent Since October 10 Ceasefire As Eyes Turn Toward Ukraine
By Robert Romano Wartime fatalities in Gaza have decreased almost 94 percent since the end of the war on October 10, when Israel and what remains of Hamas signed a ceasefire, according to data compiled by the Gaza Ministry of Health. The agency stated that 70,100 people have died attributable to the war that began on Oct. 7, 2023 when Hamas invaded Israel, of which 350 were after the peace agreement in sporadic fighting. That tragically works ou…
In the shadow of the events in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army has arrested 21,000 people in the occupied West Bank since October 7, 2023.
What kind of 'statu quo' is this? A volatile and unsustainable response, during which no reasonable mind can expect any kind of peace to materialize, either in Palestine or in the Middle East in general It is now clear that the ceasefire in Gaza is just a “reduction of fire.” The attack continues. There are almost daily attacks on the territory. In a single day at the end of October, nearly 100 Palestinians died. On November 19, 32 people died. …
Gaza Death Toll Continues to Mount Under Israeli Ceasefire
In the aftermath of an Israeli strike on the Bani Suheila neighborhood on the outskirts of Khan Yunis, two brothers—11-year-old Jumaa and 8-year-old Fadi Abu Asi—were killed. The boys had ventured into an “Israeli-controlled” area beyond what’s referred to as the “yellow line” in order to collect firewood for their father, who is wheelchair-bound. Their small bodies were carried back to their family, who beat their chests and wept in grief, thei…
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