Maram Humaid

Sur­vivors of one of the worst mas­sacres in Pales­tin­ian his­to­ry re­count the hor­ror of the events.

Pales­tin­ian foot­ballers and Gaza res­i­dents slam Is­rael’s 15-year-long block­ade that has lim­it­ed free­dom of move­ment.

Wed­dings are one of the few av­enues for joy in Gaza, but Is­rael’s three-day at­tack led to deaths and de­lays.

Pales­tini­ans lament the loss of their homes and work­places, be­lieve Is­raeli forces try­ing to dis­place peo­ple in Gaza.

Many Pales­tini­ans were killed just hours be­fore a truce was agreed on be­tween Is­rael and Is­lam­ic Ji­had.

Is­raeli at­tack on en­clave ex­ac­er­bates cri­sis of health sec­tor, al­ready in dire con­di­tion due to 15-year-old block­ade.

Trau­ma­tised peo­ple of Gaza’s Rafah refugee camp re­count the hor­rors of Is­rael’s ‘tar­get­ed killing’ of PIJ com­man­der.

At least 10 peo­ple killed – in­clud­ing an Is­lam­ic Ji­had com­man­der and a young girl – and 55 wound­ed in the raids.

Ap­prox­i­mate­ly 300,000 work­ers are un­em­ployed, with 80 per­cent of fac­to­ries closed since the be­gin­ning of the block­ade.

About 800,000 chil­dren in Gaza have only ever known life un­der block­ade, af­fect­ing their men­tal health, says re­port.