Palestinians face Israeli strikes despite ceasefire as Gaza aid stalls
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Palestinians in Gaza continue to face Israeli strikes despite a ceasefire, with Islamic Relief saying Israel kills or wounds a Palestinian every 90 minutes since the truce and calling for global action as humanitarian conditions worsen. Many Palestinians remain in cramped tent cities, and the US plan to end the war is largely stalled. The continued violence underscores the fragility of the ceasefire and the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Why it matters:The stalled ceasefire and continued strikes threaten to prolong a humanitarian crisis and undermine international peace efforts in the Middle East.
Key points
- Islamic Relief says a Palestinian is killed or wounded every 90 minutes.
- Many Palestinians remain in tent cities.
- The US plan to end the war is largely stalled.
Sources (original reporting)
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