Nearly two years into the devastating war, Gaza has become a place where no corner offers safety, and no life is spared from danger. Entire neighbourhoods lie in ruins as the bombardment continues without pause, targeting homes, schools, hospitals and shelters. Families who once sought refuge in these very places now find themselves forced to flee again and again, with nowhere left to turn.

The destruction has reached a scale that strips daily life of any semblance of normality. Medical staff, journalists and aid workers, those who dedicate their lives to serving others, are being killed in unprecedented numbers. The silencing of these voices and the loss of those who care for the wounded and hungry reveal the true extent of the suffering. The ongoing siege has also deepened the famine, leaving people to face either a slow death from hunger or the risk of being killed while searching for food.

The international community continues to turn away, treating atrocities as “mishaps” and denying the famine that grips the enclave. Outrage has too often replaced action, leaving civilians to bear the weight of abandonment. What unfolds daily in Gaza is not a tragedy of chance, but the result of deliberate choices. If the world does not act with courage and political will, this relentless assault will erase not only lives but the very identity of a people determined to endure.