The death toll in Israeli attacks in Gaza has crossed 54 thousand. This figure is not only of those killed by bombs and missiles, including those innocent who have died due to hunger, lack of treatment and blockade. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, the number of people who died since the beginning of the war in siege and bombing areas have exceeded 54 thousand.
According to Al-Jazeera’s report, conflicting messages are coming from the Palestinian organization Hamas and American officials about the ceasefire. According to reports, Hamas has allegedly accepted the American proposal, but there has been no clear confirmation from the US. This confusion and uncertainty has become a bigger tragedy for the people of Gaza.
The most painful pictures of Gaza are coming out from those streets where people are now forced to fill their stomach by searching for food from garbage. 40 -year -old Islam Abu Taima is an educated woman. He has graduated in English from Al-Kuds Open University. But today the stomach of him and his five children fills only by eating that the garbage of the city.
Her husband is injured in the war and is unable to walk. Abu Taima has a tear in his eyes, but a knee helpless that spills in every word. She says, “I am educated but still seek food from garbage. If I do not do so, my children will die of hunger. We do not have any other way. Neither ration reaches, nor does charity get anything from the kitchen.”
There are thousands of women like Abu Taima. This story is not of any one, but 20 lakh people. From March 2, Israel implemented the entire blockade in Gaza. All food items, medicines, fuel and other necessary supply have been banned. As a result, a famine -like situation has arisen in Gaza. If there is no widespread relief soon, this humanitarian crisis will turn into a great destruction.
However, on Monday, 170 trucks have entered Gaza from Kreem Shalom crossing as relief. But the United Nations has termed it insufficient. The UN says that at least 600 trucks are needed every day in Gaza, so that basic needs can be met. Today the situation is that even if help comes, it does not reach those who need it most.
Relief materials are occupied by the rich and powerful groups, and falls in the poor’s part of waste, hunger and humiliation. To understand the ground truth of Gaza, no report is needed, just a look. Children are without clothes, deaths are being distributed in hospitals instead of medicines, and schools are now either debris or refugee camps.