The killing continues: Since the “ceasefire” began, Israeli forces have killed 89 Palestinians in Gaza.
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Despite Trump’s talk of a “regional peace deal,” the details of the agreement between Israel and Hamas remain vague and clearly do not include mechanisms for its enforcement. On the ground, life in Gaza remains horrifying and deadly, with fundamental rights violated by the hour and a population in constant danger.
The killing continues:
Since the “ceasefire” began, Israeli forces have killed 89 Palestinians in Gaza.
Over the past 10 days, 449 bodies have been pulled from the rubble, after Israel’s two-year criminal assault left thousands buried.
The starvation continues:
According to the agreement details made public, Israel promised to allow 600 aid trucks a day into Gaza – the bare minimum needed immediately for survival, according to experts and aid groups. Yet only 986 trucks entered over the last 10 days, averaging about 90 per day. Israel is continuing its unlawful and immoral use of starvation and obstruction of humanitarian aid against civilians.
Meanwhile, dozens have been killed in armed clashes between rival groups and militias in Gaza, some in public executions by Hamas.
The last 10 days demonstrate, yet again, the abandonment of Palestinian lives by Israel and the international community. Vague agreements and empty declarations will not protect civilians or ensure these crimes are not repeated.
After two years of Israeli genocide in Gaza, including mass killing, deliberate starvation, mass displacement and destruction of every aspect of life, the international community must take immediate and effective action to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the population and allow full humanitarian access in.
It is the duty of world leaders and international institutions to demand accountability from those who ordered and oversaw the genocide, including full respect for of international legal proceedings, particularly regarding the war crimes committed by Israeli decision-makers.
Citizens of the world also bear a moral and human responsibility to continue demanding protection and recognition for the people of Gaza as victims of genocide. We must oppose the shameful attempts, by governments in Israel and elsewhere, to enable the perpetrators to evade accountability and allow Israel to erase its crimes and continue its violence against Palestinians under the ongoing systems of occupation and apartheid.
posted by Satish Sharma at
06:30
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