Los bombardeos persisten en Gaza a pesar de los esfuerzos de alto el fuego: la población civil de Al-Zawayda se enfrenta a incesantes ataques en medio de las negociaciones en curso.

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Israel and Iran have agreed a ceasefire after a twelve day conflict. Meanwhile, Israel strikes in Gaza continue with the humanitarian crisis deepening.

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Ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas are ongoing, but Israeli airstrikes continue to target various neighborhoods in Gaza, resulting in casualties and further deteriorating the humanitarian situation. Hospitals are overwhelmed, and the health system is struggling to cope with the influx of injured civilians.

Meanwhile, families of Israeli captives held in Gaza are urging the Israeli government to accept a ceasefire deal to secure the release of their relatives. The fate of the captives has become a contentious issue within Israel, sparking protests and criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the conflict. Experts note that public opinion in Israel is divided, with some prioritizing the return of captives while others support continued military action.

Las conversaciones sobre el alto el fuego se ensombrecen mientras Israel sigue bombardeando Gaza

A pesar de las negociaciones en curso y las conversaciones de alto el fuego en curso, los palestinos siguen devastados por los incesantes bombardeos en toda la Franja de Gaza. Hoy se han producido continuos ataques aéreos en diferentes zonas de la ciudad de Gaza, en un barrio de Dorij, en un barrio de Sabra, y estas partes están en el este de la ciudad de Gaza. Ahora, más de los ataques aéreos han tenido lugar en Khan Yunis, donde al menos seis palestinos han muerto en ataques separados. Ahora, los palestinos no sólo están luchando por el hecho de los continuos ataques aéreos, sino que también la situación humanitaria se está deteriorando, y el sistema sanitario se está colapsando a medida que los palestinos son empujados a un pequeño número de hospitales que aún funcionan en la Franja de Gaza. Con todo lo que está ocurriendo sobre el terreno, los palestinos siguen esperando un alto el fuego. Las familias de los cautivos israelíes retenidos en Gaza conmemoran dos años de guerra. celebrando concentraciones y memoriales en Tel Aviv. Están instando a su gobierno a aceptar el acuerdo de alto el fuego con Hamas y ayude a liberar a sus familiares. Han criticado la gestión de la guerra por parte del primer ministro Benjamin Netanyahu. Bueno, el destino de los cautivos israelíes se ha convertido en uno de los temas más divisivos en Israel, provocando protestas masivas desde que comenzó la guerra. Así están las cosas. El 7 de octubre, Hamas y sus combatientes aliados capturaron 251 israelíes y extranjeros durante su ataque. Desde entonces, 203 cautivos han sido devueltos a Israel, algunos mediante intercambios negociados, otros en operaciones militares de rescate. Se calcula que ahora quedan 48 cautivos en Gaza. Las autoridades israelíes creen que sólo unos 20 están vivos. Daniel Levy es presidente del U.S. Middle East Project y antiguo negociador israelí. Dice que los israelíes hacen la vista gorda ante las acciones de su gobierno en Gaza. Puede que los israelíes sigan negando lo que se ha hecho por su estado, por ellos mismos, en su nombre en Gaza durante estos dos años. El liderazgo israelí nos dijo ese día ya que los palestinos serán castigados colectivamente, que no se hará distinción entre civiles y combatientes. Dos años después, no sólo se ha producido la aniquilación absoluta, la obliteración de Gaza, la matanza masiva, la matanza genocida, el desplazamiento permanente y múltiple, la hambruna, pero, y aquí es donde creo que existe la línea de falla en Israel, tristemente, no es realmente acerca de cómo los palestinos han sido tratados, pero la línea de falla en Israel se centra en y el gobierno ha despriorizado el retorno de esos israelíes. Y así es una sociedad que por un lado se ha movilizado y ha entrado en una especie de bucle de perdición genocida, por otro lado está fragmentado, no soporta la despriorización de conseguir un alto el fuego para liberar a los israelíes. Netanyahu ha hecho muchas otras cosas. Ha inyectado dinero en la economía, dando enormes compensaciones a los que han aceptado ser reservistas de forma casi semipermanente. Así que ha mantenido ese tipo de cosas a flote y por supuesto ha intentado evitar el aislamiento, del que habla cada vez más, porque si hay una presión real sobre Israel, eso podría ser lo que incline la balanza en la opinión pública.

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Las conversaciones sobre el alto el fuego se ensombrecen mientras Israel sigue bombardeando Gaza

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