A temporary ceasefire has taken effect in Gaza, offering a fragile pause to a conflict that has claimed 67,869 lives since October 2023, according to Gazan health authorities. The deal, brokered over the weekend, includes provisions for humanitarian aid delivery and hostage releases—a glimmer of hope amid staggering casualties.
🚑 Over 170,000 people have been injured, with infrastructure in the besieged enclave nearing collapse. The Hamas-run media office also reported 255 journalists killed during Israeli military operations, highlighting the risks faced by those documenting the crisis.
💡 While the ceasefire allows vital supplies to reach Gaza’s 2.3 million residents, many question how long the calm will last. “This is a critical window,” said one UN official. “Aid must flow uninterrupted to prevent further catastrophe.”
🎯 The agreement marks the first major diplomatic breakthrough in months, but tensions remain high. As global leaders push for lasting peace, young activists worldwide are amplifying calls for justice through social media campaigns.
