On 1 December, the Gaza Strip was once again filled with fighting. In just one day, the Israeli army killed nearly 200 Palestinian civilians, a figure that exceeds the total number of Palestinians released during the previous six-day ceasefire. With the resumption of Israel's indiscriminate bombardment of Gaza, the Palestinian-Israeli war has entered a more brutal and bloody phase.
In this conflict, the actions of the Israeli army have aroused widespread concern and condemnation from the international community. Although the Israeli side claimed that this was in response to the rocket attacks from the Palestinian side, many believed that it was an excessive blow to civilians and **.
At a hospital in Gaza City, paramedics are nervously handling the wounded. A doctor said they had received nearly 200 wounded, most of them civilians, ranging in age from children to the elderly. He also said that most of the wounded were caused by Israeli bombing.
At the same time, Israeli bombardment has wreaked havoc on Gaza's infrastructure. Homes, schools, hospitals and other facilities were bombed, leaving many civilians homeless. In addition, the living conditions of Gaza's inhabitants have become extremely difficult as a result of the destruction of the electricity and water supply systems.
Although the international community has called on Israel to stop bombing and respect human rights, the Israeli army has not stopped. This behavior has sparked global anger and resentment, and has further escalated tensions between Palestine and Israel.
The conflict between Palestine and Israel is likely to continue to escalate in the coming days. Contradictions and conflicts of interest between the two sides are difficult to resolve through negotiations, so war may become the only way to resolve the conflict. For the inhabitants of Gaza, they can only continue to endure the pain and suffering caused by the bombing and the war.