On the evening of December 9, local time, the health department of the Gaza Strip issued a statement that the Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip has led to 1770,000 people died. Combined with data from the West Bank and the Israeli side, the current round of conflict has led to 1910,000 people died. The Gaza Strip continues to be the victim of Israeli air strikes, and Hamas militants in Gaza City have been attacked. Israeli forces released images of soldiers fighting, and Hamas used mortars to attack Israeli forces. The Israeli Prime Minister announced that the military operation would continue for another month. Thirteen-year-old Ya Yuan, a medical volunteer at a hospital in Gaza, was forced to drop out of school due to the conflict. Faced with the change in his home, he had to work in the hospital. Since the outbreak of the clashes on 7 October, the number of people has been increasing and the situation is critical. The conflict, which has lasted for more than two months, has left thousands of people without their homes and killed and injured. With her hometown gone, the young Yazan had to give up her studies to volunteer as a medical volunteer in the hospital. This 13-year-old boy could not enjoy the childhood he deserved, but he had to face the reality of war, life and death. Behind this sad story are brutal wars that touch the hearts of the world. Conflict has reached record numbers, innocent civilians have been seriously harmed, and the shadow of war hangs over the land.
And what happened to Yazan made people feel the cruelty and ruthlessness of war more deeply. At the age of 13, he should be innocent and happy, but he lost his studies because of the war and faced endless pain and helplessness. What happened to him makes us think about the truth behind this war. What kind of suffering has the war brought to innocent people?These children deserve happiness and a future, not war and pain. Behind the number of people, how many families have been broken and how many lives have been lost. We cannot turn a blind eye to the ravages of war, and we should work for peace. May this land usher in peace as soon as possible, and may all children enjoy a happy and peaceful childhood. Recently, the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip has been a matter of great concern. As the conflict continues, the people of the Gaza Strip face serious hardship. The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip has become devastating, with residents displaced and basic needs such as food, water and medical facilities facing severe shortages, according to ICRC President Spoljarritz. The UN Security Council voted on a humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, but the resolution was not adopted due to the US veto, a result that disappointed and regretted the delegates.
In the face of the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, we cannot help but wonder whether we should take more responsibility for this humanitarian crisisShould we do more to help those affected by the conflict?The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is reported to be deteriorating day by day, with thousands of residents displaced and living in extremely difficult conditions. They face severe food shortages, water scarcity, and poor medical care. In the UN Security Council vote on the humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, the resolution was not passed due to the US veto, which is a sad result. One has to wonder what is the story behind this humanitarian crisis?And how do we respond to this crisis?On this issue, the representatives of many countries also expressed their disappointment and regret. Abu Shahab, the UAE's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, expressed deep regret over the failure of the resolution and called on the Security Council to unite and take action to end the conflict. This also allows us to see the attention and appeal of the international community to the humanitarian problems in the Gaza Strip.
We cannot afford to sit idly by in the face of this humanitarian crisis, we need more attention and action. We can do our part to contribute to the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip by donating to relevant relief organizations, volunteering, and speaking out to ** and international organizations on this issue. Everyone can be a part of this crisis and contribute to peace and hope. Therefore, let us focus on the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip and make our voices heard in order to provide a helping hand to those who are suffering in the conflict and to make them feel the warmth and care of the international community. This is a time of humanitarianism and a time when each of us can contribute love and help. Let us join hands to bring warmth and hope to the people of the Gaza Strip. The United Nations Observer for Palestine, Mansour, said that they would never give up and would continue to work hard to help the Palestinian people, especially those in the Gaza Strip. In addition, France, Russia, Malta, Switzerland, Gabon, Mozambique and many other countries have expressed their disappointment and regret at the rejection of the draft resolution.