The Gaza death toll rises again. Today, 27 more people lost their lives in Israeli airstrikes that hit several neighborhoods, including Tuffah, Sheikh Radwan, Khan Younis, and the coastal area of al-Mawasi. These weren’t just targets. They were homes, shelters, and tents where families tried to survive another day.
In Sheikh Radwan, people ran into the streets after loud explosions shattered the silence. They found houses turned to dust and bodies buried under debris. In al-Mawasi, bombs hit tents makeshift shelters where displaced families lived. Some died in their sleep. Others tried to run, but didn’t make it.
These people weren’t fighters. They were mothers cooking breakfast, children playing near their tents, elders resting in the shade. Now, they’re gone. Just like that.
Hospitals are overflowing. Doctors try their best, but they can’t treat everyone. There’s not enough medicine, no steady power, and barely any clean water. People wait in long lines just for bread. Children cry out of hunger, not knowing when they’ll eat next. As the Gaza death toll rises, hope fades a little more each day.
