“They say the boy died…there is no truce!” Ghazi screams in grief over the death of his child in an occupation bombing news

“They say the boy died… There is no truce or what is the situation?” shouted the father of one of the children who were martyred as a result of the Israeli occupation’s bombing of the homes and tents of displaced people in the southern and central Gaza Strip on Tuesday night, in a new violation of the ceasefire agreement.

The father denounced the doctor’s response, who waved his hand indicating that “the matter is over…the child is dead.” But the grieving father refused to believe the truth and pleaded with him to re-examine him, while crying, repeating, “Check him again…the child is hot.”

This was the case for the families of Gazans who were betrayed by the Israeli war machine with its raids, which claimed the lives of about 100 Palestinians, including 35 children, the bodies of some of whom were turned into pieces within less than 12 hours, according to civil defense sources in Gaza.

One of the paramedics carries a girl no more than 3 years old, with her insides out of her body, in a scene that embodies the ugliness of the Israeli killing machine that targets children as part of its military objectives.

One of the paramedics said, “After we received a report about an Israeli raid in Khan Yunis, we rushed to recover the bodies. The majority were children who had gone out on a shopping trip with their families.”

Medical sources at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City reported on Wednesday evening that two Palestinians were killed as a result of an Israeli air strike that targeted the Sultans neighborhood in the town of Beit Lahia, north of the Strip, in a new Israeli violation of the ceasefire agreement.

These attacks are repeated violations of the agreement reached within the plan of US President Donald Trump two years after the war of extermination in the Gaza Strip, which resulted in the death of more than 68,000 Palestinians and the injury of about 170,000 – most of them children and women – with material losses estimated by the United Nations at about 70 billion dollars for reconstruction.