Since the end of the ceasefire, even the much-needed aid has stopped coming through the Rafah crossing
After the end of the temporary ceasefire in Gaza, Israel’s terrible bombardment continues, in which 131 more Palestinians were martyred and 650 injured, which resulted in the death toll of 240 in two days. Martyrs include women and children.
According to the BBC and Al Jazeera, the United Nations says that since the end of the ceasefire, even much-needed aid has stopped coming through the Rafah crossing.
Fierce clashes are taking place between Israeli soldiers and Hamas fighters in northern Gaza, while the Israeli army continues to indiscriminately bombard the whole of Gaza.
Areas targeted by the airstrikes include northwestern Gaza and Khan Yunis in the south, where hundreds of thousands of people have fled the fighting. Houses in the city have been targeted, including a house near Nasir Hospital, where BBC journalists were staying.
A shocked little child describes how he and his family were injured by Israeli bombardment in Deir Al Balah, central Gaza. 2.12.23 pic.twitter.com/WNlXRo65Nz
— Angelo Giuliano (@angeloinchina) December 2, 2023
The Israeli army has also ordered residents of the northern neighborhoods of the Gaza Strip, including Jabalia, al-Zaytoun and al-Shaja’iyya, to evacuate the area. Israel is currently bombing all of Gaza. Since the end of the ceasefire, Israeli bombardment has focused heavily on the southern areas where it had asked people to take refuge. Speaking to the BBC, James Elder, spokesman for the United Nations children’s agency, told the BBC that the latest clashes are “devastating for the people of Gaza. At the moment, Nasir Hospital, the main medical center in Gaza, is full of injured children. , there are many families sleeping on the floor in the hospital for weeks, the hospital can no longer treat the injured, large numbers of burnt children with horrific injuries are being brought to the hospital. World Health Organization (WHO) senior emergency officer Rob Holden said the situation at al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City was “like something out of a horror movie” before the bombardment resumed, adding that we visited the site where ” Patients with “extremely horrific injuries” lie on the floor bleeding and the bodies of the victims are lined up in the car park outside the hospital. According to the BBC, supplies of cooking gas, food and water are scarce, shops are empty and there is no aid to distribute to the homeless. People are sleeping in tents and struggling to cope with the cold weather. For those who do not have warm clothes, very little amount of water, food and medicine is reaching the hospitals.
Gaza this morning.
This is carpet bombing, this is a Genocide. pic.twitter.com/v5q7TsG1eN— Angelo Giuliano (@angeloinchina) December 2, 2023
