GAZA VS ISRAEL



The ongoing conflict between Gaza(affiliated with the State of Palestine) and Israel has been a source of tension for many years, with both sides claiming to be in the right.

The most recent flare-up of violence began on May 10th 2021 when Hamas fired rockets into Israeli territory, prompting a retaliatory strike from Israel. Since then, over 200 people have lost their lives as a result of this conflict – the majority being Palestinian civilians living in Gaza.


This latest round of fighting is only one chapter in an age-old battle between these two nations that dates back centuries. Both sides claim legal rights to land they consider their own and are unwilling to compromise or come together for peace talks despite international pressure from various organizations such as the United Nations (UN).


Despite numerous attempts by UN diplomats and other global leaders to negotiate an end to hostilities, there seems little hope that either side will concede any ground soon – leaving citizens on both sides vulnerable until some kind resolution can be found.


At its core this issue is about power dynamics; who holds it and how it’s used against one another’s population? It's also about human rights:


Palestinians living under occupation suffer daily injustices while Israelis fear rocket attacks coming from across borders which could potentially cause death or injury at any given moment if not intercepted by air defense systems like Iron Dome technology deployed around major cities throughout Israel .

Both parties must take responsibility for finding common ground so true progress can occur towards achieving lasting peace which benefits all those involved - including innocent civilians caught up in crossfire due largely due political posturing rather than genuine dialogue aimed at resolving differences peacefully. Until then, we must remain vigilant advocates for justice, equality, and mutual understanding among all peoples regardless nationality or creed.
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