The ceasefire did what it was meant to do – make Gaza invisible
Summary
A ceasefire was announced in Gaza, but fighting and deadly attacks by Israel have continued. Global attention has decreased, making Gaza's struggles less visible to the world. The situation remains dire, with ongoing violence, lack of aid, and harsh living conditions.Key Facts
- A ceasefire was announced in Gaza in October, but it has not stopped the violence.
- More than 400 people have been killed by Israeli attacks since the ceasefire began.
- Global interest in Gaza has declined, as other news stories have overshadowed it.
- A major bombing by Israel on October 28 killed 104 people.
- On November 20, an Israeli attack killed the Abu Shawish family in Gaza.
- Harsh weather and inadequate shelter are causing additional deaths in Gaza.
- Israel is restricting the entry of aid and access for relief organizations.
- Local organizations in Gaza are struggling to secure donations to help those in need.
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