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                 Displaced Palestinians flee northern Gaza after Israel’s military said it expanded operations in Gaza City.   Gaza City has been plunged into one of its darkest chapters as Israel launches a full-scale ground invasion, intensifying a nearly two-year war that has already devastated the enclave. Overnight airstrikes lit the sky and shook the ground, flattening residential blocks and leaving families scrambling for safety. The Israeli military says the operation aims to dismantle Hamas’ remaining military infrastructure, but for hundreds of thousands of Palestinians still in the city, the offensive has turned escape into a deadly gamble. Long lines of cars, trucks, and even carts piled high with belongings snake along the coastal road — the only route south designated by Israel as “safe.” Yet residents report that bombardments have struck near evacuation paths, forcing many to weigh the risk of staying against the da...
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Ship Loaded with Aid Returns to Cyprus Port After Tragic Loss of Charity Workers in Gaza Strip

 

In a poignant turn of events, a ship belonging to the Open Arms aid group has made its way back to the Cypriot port of Larnaca. Laden with canned food destined for Gaza, this vessel’s journey bears the weight of recent tragedy.

Cyprus, which has played a pivotal role in establishing the maritime corridor, witnessed the arrival of three aid ships on Monday. These vessels carried a precious cargo of 240 tons of undelivered aid. Their mission was to alleviate the suffering in the Gaza Strip, where hunger and hardship have reached critical levels.

The urgency of this mission was underscored by the devastating loss of seven aid workers in Israeli strikes within the Gaza Strip. These dedicated individuals, part of the World Central Kitchen (WCK), were on the front lines, striving to bring relief to those in need. Their tragic deaths serve as a stark reminder of the immense challenges faced by humanitarian workers in conflict zones.

As the ship docks in Cyprus, it carries not only supplies but also a message of resilience and compassion. Despite the risks, aid organizations continue to navigate treacherous waters to support vulnerable communities. The return of this vessel symbolizes unwavering commitment and solidarity.

While grief hangs heavy, hope persists. The aid ships, now retracing their path, represent a collective determination to make a difference. As the world watches, we honor the fallen aid workers and renew our resolve to stand by those caught in the crossfire.


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