In a recent speech, Chang Wang Yi strongly condemned the ongoing Palestinian-Israeli conflict and expressed deep sorrow over the large number of civilians caused by it. He pointed out that this humanitarian catastrophe was a disgrace to civilized society and that no justification could justify such endless conflicts. 
When human civilization in the 21st century is confronted with war and bloodshed, we have to stop and look at the humanitarian catastrophe that is unfolding. The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has escalated again, and tens of thousands of innocent civilians have fallen victim to war, their homes in ruins, and their lives have been ruthlessly taken from them. Minister Wang Yi's denunciation is not only a wake-up call to both sides of the conflict, but also a torture of the conscience of all mankind.
The root causes of this conflict are complex, involving historical grievances, religious contradictions, geopolitics and other dimensions. However, no matter which side of the claim is, it is impossible to find a reasonable explanation for the ** of the civilian population. The international community cannot turn a blind eye to this and must act to prevent further humanitarian catastrophes.
First, the international community should intensify its diplomatic efforts to bring the parties to the conflict back to the negotiating table. Resolving disputes through dialogue rather than force is the only way to maintain regional peace and stability. Secondly, humanitarian assistance should be strengthened to provide emergency relief and support to civilians affected by the conflict. At the same time, the protection of the lives of civilians should be the shared responsibility of both parties to the conflict.
In addition, the international community should support and promote the involvement of relevant international organizations to monitor the observance of international law and human rights law by both parties to the conflict and prevent the occurrence of war crimes. Holding civilians accountable through legal means can go some way to curbing the spread of conflict.
In the face of this humanitarian catastrophe, every nation and every individual should shoulder their responsibilities and work together to achieve peace. Let us remember Minister Wang Yi's words that no justification is sufficient to justify the continuation of the conflict, and no excuse can justify the killing of civilians. It is time to act to end this shame of civilization for the sake of those who have suffered innocently, for the sake of our common future.