Tearful, in pain, deprived, lost, wounded, heartbroken, hungry— this is the state of the child sitting near a food distribution point in the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza, where people have been left with nothing due to the relentless and brutal aggression.

Around him, meals are spilled on the ground as he gazes at his forgotten state amidst the unfolding humanitarian catastrophe. The people of Gaza struggle to maintain their dignity under the banner of no to displacement, no to bargaining over an olive tree on their land.

It is bitter weeping and the heartbreak of innocence in the heart of a war that ambushes the land’s people, claims its children, violates sacred sanctities, strips them of their most basic rights to life, and intensifies the cruelty and bitterness of the aggression. It denies them food and water amid widespread disease and a lack of medicine, leaving them with only the sky and the earth as shelter, under the rain of fragile, desperate rockets.

This poor child, searching for his family, is a symbol of broken innocence—crushed by Tel Aviv’s policies that extend their claws throughout the entire Gaza Strip. His tattered clothes, worn-out shoes, pale face, exhausted body, and tearful eyes tell the whole story.

Developments of the situation:

As the aggression continues for the 66th consecutive day, Gaza today mourns 93 new Palestinian martyrs since dawn, due to continuous aerial and artillery bombardment on various areas.

Meanwhile, the resistance movement rejected Netanyahu’s "conditions and dictates," affirming it will not give up the weapons of resistance.

As European pressure on Tel Aviv increases amid fears of international isolation, the EU foreign policy chief, Germany, and Italy condemned the gunfire targeting the European diplomatic delegation during its visit to Jenin in the West Bank.