The scale of devastation in Gaza deepens by the hour, as Israel’s military campaign shows no sign of abating. In the past 24 hours alone, 94 Palestinians were killed and 552 others wounded, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, figures that reflect both the violence from above and the deadly collapse of humanitarian lifelines.

Among the victims are those buried beneath the rubble, unreachable by rescue crews who are themselves under fire. Bodies lie on streets, and cries for help echo unanswered. With most areas cut off by bombardment, the wounded are often left to die where they fall.

Since October 2023, more than 58,000 Palestinians have been killed and nearly 140,000 injured. The numbers are overwhelming, but behind each statistic is a life taken, a family broken. Over 7,700 of those deaths have occurred since March alone, proof that even as the world grows weary of headlines, the killing continues.

Even hunger has become deadly. Seven people were killed and over thirty injured yesterday while trying to reach humanitarian aid. This is no longer rare: nearly 900 Palestinians have been shot or bombed while seeking food or water. The message is chillingly clear, there is no safe place, not even in a queue for bread.

Gaza’s health system is barely breathing, hospitals now functioning as morgues more than clinics. The calls for international intervention grow more desperate with each passing day. But for now, the Strip remains sealed, and Gaza continues to bleed in silence.