What will be the future of Gaza after the ceasefire, and how many challenges lie ahead?

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What will be the future of Gaza after the ceasefire, and how many challenges lie ahead?

Under the constant sound of Israeli drones and warplanes, Jihad Abu Mandil watched his five children play with toy animals in their small makeshift tent in the Deir al-Balah refugee camp in Gaza. It was a glimpse of childhood amid Israel’s ongoing genocide in the besieged territory.

UN experts and the International Association of Genocide Scholars have recognized the genocide, saying Israel has destroyed almost every source of life in Gaza. It has damaged or destroyed 90 percent of buildings, razing hospitals, universities and entire neighborhoods. Under the constant sound of Israeli drones and warplanes, Jihad Abu Mandil watched his five children play with toy animals in their small makeshift tent in the Deir al-Balah refugee camp in Gaza. It was a glimpse of childhood amid Israel’s ongoing genocide in the besieged territory.

UN experts and the International Association of Genocide Scholars have acknowledged the genocide, saying Israel has destroyed almost every source of life in Gaza. They have damaged or destroyed 90 percent of buildings, razing hospitals, universities and entire neighborhoods. Under the constant sound of Israeli drones and warplanes, Jihad Abu Mandil watched his five children play with toy animals in their small makeshift tent in the Deir al-Balah refugee camp in Gaza. It was a fleeting glimpse of childhood amid Israel’s ongoing genocide in the besieged territory.

UN experts and the International Association of Genocide Scholars have acknowledged the genocide, saying Israel has destroyed almost every source of life in Gaza. They have damaged or destroyed 90 percent of the buildings, razing hospitals, universities and entire neighborhoods. Under the constant sound of Israeli drones and warplanes, Jihad Abu Mandil watched his five children play with stuffed animals in their small makeshift tent in the Deir al-Balah refugee camp in Gaza. It was a fleeting glimpse of childhood amid Israel’s ongoing genocide in the besieged territory.

UN experts and the International Association of Genocide Scholars have recognized this ethnic cleansing, saying that Israel has destroyed almost every source of life in Gaza. They have damaged or destroyed 90 percent of the buildings, razing hospitals, universities and entire neighborhoods.