Israel Steps Up Gaza Attacks, Kills Entire Families as Aid Blockade Continues
In the early hours of Thursday, Israeli forces launched intense air raids on Gaza, killing multiple families. One devastating strike hit the Sheikh Radwan district in northwest Gaza City. A father, mother, and their four children were killed while sheltering in their home.
Witnesses and civil defence teams described a horrifying scene. The children’s body parts were scattered across streets and nearby buildings. Neighbours, in tears, helped collect the remains.
The attack has shocked the local community and highlighted the rising civilian death toll.
Aid Blocked, Infrastructure Collapsing
While bombs fall, Israel continues to block humanitarian aid from entering Gaza. Food, fuel, and medical supplies remain stuck at the borders. Aid agencies say Israel is using starvation as a weapon.
Former Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir claimed that some US Republican lawmakers support bombing “food and aid depots” in Gaza. This alarming statement has drawn global condemnation.
The blockade has left hospitals without medicine, families without food, and millions without hope.
Mass Casualties Mounting
According to Gaza’s Ministry of Health, at least 51,305 Palestinians have been killed since the war began 18 months ago. Over 117,000 have been injured, many critically.
Each day brings new horrors. Bombs hit shelters, homes, and tents where civilians seek safety. No place is safe.
In Gaza City, Israeli strikes also hit school buildings and areas filled with displaced families. More than 60 people were killed in just 24 hours.
Israeli Leaders Justify Actions
At a Holocaust remembrance event in Tel Aviv, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar defended his country’s actions. He claimed that surrounding nations “seek our elimination,” and accused others of not acknowledging the threat.
“Our enemies are not only dreaming of destroying us,” Saar said. “They are planning and taking action.” His comments came as international outrage over Gaza’s destruction intensifies.
Calls for Ceasefire Grow
Despite the carnage, Israel continues to argue it is acting in self-defense. However, the global community sees it differently. World leaders, rights groups, and UN officials have called for an immediate ceasefire.
Many are demanding open humanitarian corridors and a halt to indiscriminate bombings. The voices for peace are growing louder, but diplomatic efforts remain stalled.
Crisis Reaches Breaking Point
The situation in Gaza has spiraled into a full-blown humanitarian catastrophe. Entire families are being wiped out. Aid is being blocked. And international law is being violated.
The world is watching in disbelief — and many are asking how long this can continue before irreversible damage is done.
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