Gaza Bleeds: Broken Hearts and Burning Tears Bidding Farewell to Those They Couldn't Say Goodbye To
The Fragile Entity Drains the Strip, Deepening the Humanitarian Catastrophe Farewells, Heartbreak, and Grief in the Grieving Gaza Stri
In their eyes, there is a pain that reaches the heavens, and in their tears, a burning sorrow that scorches their pale cheeks—born of the war ignited by the occupying force in the Strip, turning the once-beautiful city into rubble scattered across pages of anguish.
Their weeping is a boundless expression of oppression, and their sorrow weighs heavily on their souls, already estranged by a harsh and unforgiving life. Their tears are more bitter than the bitterness of colocynth, as happiness has vanished from their shattered hearts.
They pray farewell prayers for those who have departed this life. They pray amidst the overwhelming shock of their senses, rattled by the continuous bombardment and the worsening humanitarian catastrophe.
It is a farewell forever—once all under the same roof, now separated by the brutal nature of aggression—while the resistance continues its struggle and rightful fight for freedom.
Developments of the Events
In the latest developments, on the 58th day since the resumption of the genocide in the Gaza Strip, Khan Younis was subjected to an exceptionally intense bombardment, notably targeting the European Gaza Hospital.
The United Nations Security Council held an emergency session, called for by European nations and supported by Algeria, to address the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Tel Aviv carried out a "fire belt" operation with 10 consecutive airstrikes, resulting in the martyrdom of several Palestinians and the injury of dozens, including wounded and sick individuals inside the hospital.
For its part, the Israeli military claimed it had targeted an underground command and control center belonging to the resistance movement. However, the movement denied the allegation and described it as an attempt to mislead international public opinio
