How hard it is to exist in moments of agony, with tragic events swirling around her, amid crushing hunger and unbearable thirst—at a time when Tel Aviv continues to commit intensified brutality every moment.

She carried her sorrows, forgetting her innocence. She bore her tragedies, bidding farewell to her happiness. She carried her tears, leaving behind her childhood—waiting for something to ease the fiery thirst erupting like a volcano in her heart, as the people of Gaza endure the severe depletion of even the most basic necessities of life.

Over the rubble and ash, they strive to secure whatever food supplies they can. They resist and struggle, with the harshness of life etched into their pale features—while behind the curtain of fate, angry souls find calm through faith, willpower, and determination.

Her innocence still speaks, even amid a war that has consumed both time and place—with continuous displacement, darkened days, and dreams of food among those who are shaking the dust of war from their shoulders.

Developments on the Ground In the latest developments, and on the 65th day since the occupation resumed its assault on the Gaza Strip, European pressure on Tel Aviv is mounting, while Israeli politicians are increasingly concerned about international isolation. Hebrew media reported on Tuesday that two "security incidents" took place in the Strip, during which "Israeli soldiers" were injured. The Israeli military later acknowledged the death of a soldier in battles in the southern part of the Strip, even as occupation forces carried out new massacres that left dozens of martyrs and wounded.

“Tel Aviv Faces a Tsunami” Meanwhile, the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth described Tel Aviv's status as having reached its lowest level on the international stage ever. The paper quoted an official from the Israeli Foreign Ministry as saying, "Tel Aviv is facing a real tsunami that will only get worse. We are in the worst situation we have ever experienced, and the world is not on our side." Yedioth Ahronoth also described the unprecedented threat issued by three major Western powers—Britain, France, and Canada—as effectively the strongest statement yet against Tel Aviv. The paper added that this makes Israel appear as "a pariah state on the international stage."