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Join on Telegram Rabat – Israel has intensified its genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, further plunging the besieged strip into a state of crisis.
The most recent escalation involved a significant disruption of internet and communication services in Gaza.
This has affected the strip’s 2.3 million residents and isolated them from the outside world.
`In addition, UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO) said they lost touch with their staff in Gaza, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
The Israeli military’s announcement of extending ground operations and airstrikes in Gaza indicates a potential move toward an all-out invasion of the strip.
Israel justifies these attacks by citing the need to combat and weaken Hamas.
Continuous airstrikes illuminated the night sky over Gaza last night, leading to widespread destruction and casualties.
The Palestinian telecom provider Paltel reported a complete disruption of internet, cellular, and landline services.
This has made it challenging to obtain real-time information on the situation in Gaza.
While some satellite phones remained functional, the blackout has left Palestinians in a state of isolation, adding to the already dire situation due to limited access to important resources such as food and water.
Families outside Gaza were left in a state of panic as their communication with loved ones inside the strip abruptly ceased.
The international community has expressed growing concern over the escalating situation in Gaza, with several countries and organizations calling for a ceasefire and a return to negotiations.
The Palestinian death toll has tragically risen to 7,761 as of today, with over one-third of casualties being children.In an attempt to justify its attacks on innocent civilians, Israel has maintained that its military strikes target Hamas fighters, who Israeli intelligence claims often operate among civilians.
This has led to Israel destroying more than 177,000 residential units and launching 260 attacks on medical centers, heavily disrupting health services in Gaza.
