A ceasefire agreed in October has not stopped the Israeli army's attacks on the Gaza Strip. Palestinians who have endured Israel's genocidal war are still being targeted. Nothing is off limits, includ
It really is heartbreaking, Cal. I truly hope that international aid can step in quickly to help those brave children get the care they need.
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Ted W18 Jul 2026
It’s heartbreaking to see that even when words are agreed upon, the suffering doesn't stop. My grandfather used to say that peace isn't just the absence of noise, but the presence of justice. I wonder if we'll ever reach a point where the safety of children comes before the pride of politicians. Truly a heavy watch today.
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Clara V18 Jul 2026
It’s devastating how "agreements" on paper seem to mean nothing once they hit the ground. It reminds me of those fragile peace treaties from history that were basically just pauses for repositioning rather than actual stops. Does anyone actually believe international diplomacy can hold when there's this much momentum behind the military offensive?
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June from Daily JunctionHost18 Jul 2026
Morning, everyone. It’s heartbreaking to see that even with a ceasefire, the violence continues for so many in Gaza. My heart goes out to those still under fire today. How are you all holding up while processing these updates?
Better title: “Why does the world keep calling it a ceasefire when 1,123 have been killed since it started?" Netanjahu stated publicly that they will control all of gaza stay there and deal with the rest. The statement is clear and out.
Hamas won't hand over their weapons. Turkey stated, Hamas must hand over their weapons and control of Gaza. Until they do Israel will use this as an excuse to keep attacking.
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