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Today, two years of the Gaza war started with Hamas’s attack have completed two years. Constant bombing and ground military action have transformed Gaza Strip into a pile of debris. According to UN’s satellite report, 80% of the buildings have been damaged.
About 90% of the schools have been built ruins and 98.5% of the fields are destroyed. More than 65 thousand people died. At the same time, millions of Palestinians are forced to live in tents- where there is neither water, nor electricity, nor treatment. Gaza has now become a pile of disappointment and debris of only wandering people.
On 7 October 2023, Hamas infiltrated Israel and took around 251 people hostage. In response, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu immediately announced the war and started attacking Hamas.
Hamas named it ‘Al-Aksa Flood’ (a counter-attack-like counter-attack), while Israel called it ‘Simchan Torah War’ (a festival of Jewish people).
More than 5 lakh people are struggling with starvation in Gaza.
90% people become homeless in 2 years 90% of Gaza’s 23 million people are homeless. Millions of people drove away from North and South Gaza are now spending the days of water, electricity and medicine in tents.
About 80% of the Gaza bandage is in the military zone, where the entry of common citizens is forbidden. According to UN agencies, more than half of the people are struggling with starvation.
So far 66,158 Palestinians have been killed, including 18,430 children (about 31%). There are about 39,384 children in Gaza, one of the mother or father has been killed.
At the same time, 17,000 Palestinian children have lost both parents. Relief agencies say- This is now a camp of people who are not alive, not the city.
According to UNICEF reports, more than 43,000 children under the age of 5 are malnourished in Gaza.
About 54 million tonnes of debris in Gaza, it will take 10 years to remove it After continuous Israeli bombing for the last 2 years, Gaza has now become a debris city. According to the UN report, 80% of the buildings have been destroyed. Out of which more than half of it collapsed. This has caused a loss of about 4.5 lakh crore rupees.
The buildings destroyed by the Israeli army attacks in Gaza have more than 54 million tonnes of debris. Experts say, it will take at least 10 years and 1.2 lakh crore rupees to clean it.
Israel has built one kilometer deep buffer zone and 4 military corridors. The largest of these, the largest Morag Corridor has now divided Gaza into two parts. Now the earlier Gaza has become an old thing.
At present, more than 80% of Gaza is occupied by the Israeli army. The movement of common Gaza residents is limited to just 20%.
This is North Gaza’s drone footage. In this, the entire city in Israel attacks is shown turning into rubble.
90% school and 94% hospitals and all universities damage Both education and health have been ruined in Gaza. There were 850 schools in Gaza before the attack, today 90% of schools have been destroyed. Not a single building of 51 universities in Gaza is in operation. Education Infra of 30 thousand crores was destroyed. Gaza had 3412 beds in 36 hospitals 2 years ago. 94% of hospitals have been damaged. Half of which is closed. 19 Hospital is partially employed. Only 33% of beds are available here. Health infrastructure of about 40 thousand crores has been destroyed. Recently, Dr. Rikh Pipperorn, representative of the World Health Organization, who visited Gaza’s hospitals, says that there are now tents instead of schools and there is silence in the hospitals. Here children do not have a book, patients do not have a doctor.
Gaza’s Nasir Hospital was attacked by the Israeli Army, in which more than 200 people died. Photo- April 22, 2024
So much explosives in the ground that it will take 25 years to make it fertile The land of Gaza, which was once fertile, is now barren due to Israeli air strikes. About 98.5% of the fields have been destroyed. Out of about 15,000 hectares, only 232 hectares of cultivable are left. In addition, 83% of irrigation wells have also been broken. The strawberry farm of Rs 65 crore of Betalahia farmer Hani Shafai is now only ashes. He says that my grandfather’s trees, my made greenhouse, all were wiped out of bulldozers. They say that now there are dust and memories, not the farm. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the level of explosive chemicals in the soil has increased by 3 times due to the war in Gaza. It will take 25 years to make the land again fertile.
On 24 April, a boy is filling plastic compartments for his family at Jabalya Camp in Gaza. Clean water is very less available in Gaza.
Talks on Peace Plan started, Trump said to Netanyahu- this victory, accept this A peace talks have started in Egypt between Israel and Hamas to end the Gaza war. The dialogue is based on Trump’s 20 -point plan, under which the release of 1,950 Palestinian prisoners and limited Israeli withdrawal is proposed in lieu of 20 Israeli hostages.
Trump reprimanded Netanyahu on the phone and said, “Why are you so negative, this is a victory, accept it.” Actually, Netanyahu’s right -wing parties are against the Peace Plan. Opposition leader Yyir Lapid offered to support the government so that the peace process could proceed.
Trump and Netanyahu met at Washington DC on 29 September.
Israel ready to retreat from Gaza
Israel has agreed to the initial boundary line to retreat from Gaza on 4 September. Trump gave this information on his social media platform Truth social.
Trump also shared a map showing Israel’s return. It told through the yellow line that the Israeli army will back down in the first phase.
He said, this agreement will end us 3 thousand years old crisis. Earlier, Trump had threatened Hamas to accept the peace proposal as soon as possible. He had said that if Hamas continues the fight, then all his options would be over.
How far will Trump show in Gaza map
Hamas is not ready to leave weapons
Hamas said that the administration of Gaza is ready to hand over to a Palestinian group. It will be formed with the consent of Palestine people and support of Arabian-Islamic countries.
Hamas has made it clear that he wants to join the discussion on the future of Palestinian people. The organization said that the issue related to the rights of the public should be debated.
Hamas’s Polit Bureau Member Moses Abu Marjuk told Al Jazeera that he would not leave the weapon until the Israeli occupation of Gaza is over. He said that the issue of weapons should be discussed once again.
He said, “We will hand over our weapons to the future state of the future and whoever ruins Gaza will have our weapons in his hand.”
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