Gaza War Update

Introduction

                     The conflict between Israel and Palestine has been going on for decades and the most recent escalation in violence occurred in 2023. The Gaza war has left many homeless and destitute, with old and newborn children living in tents amidst rubble. The death toll in Gaza has exceeded 17,000 and 350 people have died in the last 24 hours alone. The U.S. Secretary of State urged Israel to “focus more on civilian security.”

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The Historical Context of the Conflict:

The conflict between Israel and Palestine has a long and complex history, with many historical and political factors contributing to the ongoing conflict. The roots of this conflict can be traced back to the late 19th century, when Jewish emigration to the then Ottoman Empire began to increase by 1. The rise of Zionism, which seeks to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine, further complicated the situation.

current situation in Gaza

                                         The situation in Gaza is still grim and many people are left homeless and helpless. The conflict has resulted in casualties and forced people to flee. According to the latest reports, the death toll in Gaza has exceeded 17,000, with 350 people killed in the last 24 hours alone. The international community has called on both sides to end the violence and work for a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

international response to war of Gaza

                                                                                                                              The international community is closely monitoring the situation in Gaza and has called on both sides to end the violence and work for a peaceful resolution of the conflict. The UNITED NATIONS General Assembly adopted a resolution calling for an immediate and lasting humanitarian ceasefire and cease-fire, which was passed by 121 states by 14 votes to 14.

Many countries have condemned the violence and called for a ceasefire and de-escalation. The United States has been pushing for increased aid in Gaza as the Israeli offensive continues.