## A disaster humanitarian aid in Gaza: reflections and contextualizations
Recent Israeli bombings on Gaza have had tragic consequences. According to the information collected, forty-eight people were killed, including at least seven children, during attacks targeting schools housing thousands of displaced Palestinians. The testimonies of survivors and the images from the struck places reveal a scenario of horror where the consequences of violence fell not only on individuals, but on society as a whole.
The impact of recent events is devastating. Chaos scenes have been reported, especially in Al Bureij, where families have desperately sought survivors among the rubble. These attacks occur then that an increasing number of people suffer from famine and the lack of medical care, exacerbated by the Israeli blockade which has lasted for several months. This context of war only strengthens the suffering of civilians, making them all the more vulnerable.
### Conflicts and their outings
The reaction of the Israeli government, which claims to target the “terrorists” and acts within the framework of an “extended military operation”, raises essential questions. To what extent is it possible to separate the military targets from civilians in a territory as densely populated as Gaza? Israeli defense forces have explained their strategies in an articulated manner, evoking an answer to perceived threats. However, these justifications often seem to be out of step with the human reality experienced by the Palestinians, as illustrated by the cry of despair of a mother: “What were our children doing?”
While there is a militarization of speeches and actions, it is crucial to look at the long -term consequences of this violence. A cycle of violence often generates cycles of revenge and prolonged suffering. The anger expressed by certain civilians, not only against Israeli forces, but also with regard to Hamas, which is perceived as responsible for having exposed them, demonstrates a complex reality: even within the suffering communities, it is legitimate to ask questions about the governance and the strategic choices of their leaders.
### An established humanitarian framework
Humanitarian agencies report a “humanitarian disaster in the making”. The closure of clinics and the shortage of drugs put the lives of patients in danger. These public health crises are not limited to figures: they affect whole lives, as evidenced by children, some of whom lose their childhood, but also their friends and family. How can we hope to build a future when entire generations grow in the midst of conflicts?
Blockade policies have implications that go far beyond the immediacy of the attacks. They can generate feelings that are deeply rooted and perpetuated. This raises important ethical and responsibility questions, both local and international. The absence of voice in Gaza leads to a lack of visibility on their realities and concerns. What can we do to encourage a more balanced narration that goes beyond military fronts?
### towards awareness
It is fundamental to treat these events with depth and empathy. Palestinian voices must be heard in order to add nuance to our understanding of conflicts. What measures can we consider to promote long-term peace? How can we establish dialogues that transcend political differences? The international community, by intervening, must reflect with caution the consequences of its actions.
The situation in Gaza and Israel is a call to humanity; The common goal should be to find forms of coexistence, despite the historical enemies. While the world observes these tragic events, it is imperative to return to constructive dialogues, to humanitarian aid programs, and to reforms that could end this destructive cycle.
The future of Gaza, her children and peace in the region depend on sincere efforts to find a path to reconciliation. In this complex context, each voice, each gesture of solidarity can help provide viable, balanced and compassionate imprints.