The relentless violence in Gaza, now entering its tenth day, has escalated dramatically, exacerbated by a backdrop of international indifference and complicity. Following a fragile ceasefire that held for 57 days, Israeli forces have resumed their aggressive campaign, leading to catastrophic consequences for Palestinian civilians.

In the last 12 hours alone, Israeli airstrikes have resulted in the deaths of over 25 individuals, with many more injured. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that, since March 18, 2025, the death toll has surged to 855, with injuries exceeding 1,800. Since the conflict reignited on October 7, 2023, the total number of martyrs has tragically reached over 50,200, alongside nearly 114,000 injured.

The humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate, with the Palestinian Red Crescent Society highlighting the plight of nine paramedics whose fate remains unknown after being targeted by Israeli forces. Recent airstrikes have claimed the lives of innocent civilians, including children, while residential areas face constant bombardment. The devastation is further compounded by the demolition of homes and relentless artillery fire directed at populated neighbourhoods.

Amidst this chaos, Palestinian resilience endures, but the ongoing assault raises urgent questions about the future of Gaza and the international community's responsibility in addressing these grave violations of human rights.