Gaza in the Hell of Occupation; World Outraged, Palestinians in Blood
With the complete occupation of Gaza by the Zionist regime, this small strip of land has become a scene of unprecedented destruction and endless suffering. Homes lie in ruins, streets are filled with smoke and ash, and hope is fading in the hearts of its residents. The crimes of the Zionists have not only created a humanitarian catastrophe on a massive scale but have also sparked a wave of condemnation and outrage across the world.
Kokcha News Agency – The Israeli occupation of Gaza has turned this narrow strip of land into a living hell. The Zionist regime’s brutal policies have resulted in widespread devastation, with homes reduced to rubble, streets engulfed in smoke, and the hopes of Gaza’s residents slowly dying. The crimes committed by the Israeli forces have not only caused immense human suffering but have also drawn global condemnation, even from Western capitals that have long supported Tel Aviv politically and militarily.
The most vulnerable victims of this deadly policy are women and children, who are bearing the brunt of the violence. Hospitals are overflowing with the wounded, displaced families are desperately searching for shelter, and mass graves stand as a grim testament to the scale of the atrocities. The international community is witnessing these horrors, and even in Western countries, voices of protest against Israel’s actions are growing louder.
In response to this ongoing tragedy, the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) has launched a special news dossier titled “Gaza in the Hell of Occupation; World Outraged, Palestinians in Blood” to shed light on the dimensions of the crimes being committed in Gaza. Gaza is not only a symbol of resistance and survival but also a mirror reflecting the troubled conscience of the world. Every image and every piece of news from Gaza raises a serious question for global powers and international institutions: How long will the silence and inaction continue in the face of such immense suffering and death?
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Israeli Army Chief Calls for Ceasefire: Eyal Zamir, the Chief of Staff of the Israeli army, has once again called for acceptance of a ceasefire agreement that Hamas has already agreed to.
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Warning Against Further Operations: Israeli journalist warns that any new operation to occupy Gaza City will face significant resistance from Hamas, leading to a deadlock.
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Israeli President’s Vatican Visit: Israeli President Isaac Herzog is set to visit the Vatican in an attempt to break the international isolation caused by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Internal Disputes in Israel: Reports suggest that disagreements between Israeli political and military leaders are casting a shadow over the regime’s strategy in the war against Gaza.
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Ireland Halts Cooperation with Israel: Ireland’s Central Bank has decided to stop cooperating with Israel in registering bonds, following public pressure.
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Trump’s Criticism: Former U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that the war in Gaza is damaging Israel’s reputation and that the conflict will end in defeat for Israel.
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Israeli Doctors’ Strike: Dozens of Israeli doctors have gone on strike in Tel Aviv, demanding a ceasefire and the release of prisoners.
