While Shawwal moon sighting typically sparks Eid al-Fitr celebrations worldwide, joy eludes Palestinians in besieged Gaza. Israeli aggression casts a dark shadow over festivities, turning what should be a time of happiness into mourning—AL Jazeera report.
Airstrikes relentlessly target displaced people’s tents, killing many and swelling casualty lists. Humanitarian crisis worsens as food, essentials remain blocked nearly a month after Ramadan ends, leaving Eid draped in sorrow across this devastated city.
Tears stream endlessly from eyes of those who lost loved ones. Parents, hearts shattered by children’s deaths in Israeli strikes, struggle desperately to bring smiles to surviving kids’ faces. Amid ruins, grief replaces celebration for innocent Palestinians.
Since October 7, 2023, Gaza-Israel conflict claims over 50,200 lives, intensifying anguish.
Tents housing displaced families face merciless attacks, amplifying loss. Food scarcity bites harder with no aid entering since early March, pushing residents to brink. Shops shut, prices soar, and starvation stalks survivors. Once, during a fragile ceasefire, 500-600 aid trucks rolled in daily. Now, nothing arrives, deepening misery in this war-torn enclave.
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Hamas, responding to Egypt-Qatar mediators, agrees to ceasefire proposal. Israeli authorities counter with their own plan. Yet, bombs still fall, shattering hopes for peace. Parents mourn, children tremble, and Eid joy vanishes under relentless assault. Gaza’s people, trapped in despair, cry out amid rubble – their pleas drowned by ongoing violence.
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