The Guardian view on Gaza’s misery: don’t let Palestinian deaths mount in this bleak winter
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In anticipation of Netanyahu ' s departure and the formation of a new Israeli government, the Guardian newspaper warns that opposition policies may keep Gaza ' s tragedy the same, while the cold and floods kill displaced people in the midst of continued killings and lack of assistance.
The British newspaper Al-Ghardian confirmed that the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip did not put an end to Israeli killings, although it has declined since the truce was declared last October, noting that Palestinians continue to be victims of shelling, on average four martyrs a day, at a time when the humanitarian disaster is exacerbated by cold, storms and homelessness.
London – Al-Quds Al-Arabi: The Guardian published an editorial addressing the tragedy in Gaza and the suffering of its people, calling on the international community to take action and prevent further Palestinian deaths this grim winter. The editorial stated that the formation of a new Israeli government will not stop the killing; only sustained international pressure will. It asked: What do you call a ceasefire when the shooting hasn't stopped?…
The Guardian view on Gaza’s misery: don’t let Palestinian deaths mount in this bleak winter
The formation of a new Israeli government won’t stop the killing, but sustained international pressure must be applied What do you call a ceasefire when the firing has not ceased? The killings in Gaza decreased when the truce was announced last October, but they did not end. Israel’s strike on Thursday morning on one of the few…
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