Good morning, world...
Let us tell you about Gaza.
Some people think the war is over — that the bombing has stopped and that Gaza is preparing to catch its breath after two years of destruction.
But the truth is, the war has not stopped — it has only changed its form.
Yes, its pace has slowed, but the sounds of explosions are still heard every day. Martyrs and wounded continue to fall in silence, and bombing, demolition, and destruction operations continue across nearly 50% of the Gaza Strip.
Winter is approaching... In Gaza, winter is not a dramatic scene — it’s a real nightmare.
People live without shelter, without blankets, without heaters, and often without even a tent.
The Israeli occupation still prevents the entry of shelter materials, tents, and heating supplies.
It allows limited quantities of nuts and canned food to enter, but bans eggs, meat, medicine, fuel, and even solar energy — the last remaining hope for people to generate electricity.
The list is long, filled with things that are hard to believe.
As for the Rafah crossing, it has been closed for weeks, leaving behind 22,000 wounded and sick people waiting for treatment that never comes — as if the world is silently waiting for them to die.
Has the war stopped?
Perhaps only in the news broadcasts...
But in Gaza, the war continues — slower this time, yet even more brutal, for it is crushing what remains of life in this place.
Indeed, the scene is profoundly heartbreaking, reflecting the suffering of people deprived of the basics of life. Destroying homes is not just the demolition of stones but the destruction of safety and memories. The hope remains that this tragedy will end soon, and my family will regain their right to a dignified life.