The people of Gaza continue to endure unimaginable suffering — bombed, starved, and trapped in shrinking spaces as the devastation carries on.

This October marks two years since Israel’s relentless assault began — a grim reminder of global silence and the failure of world leaders to stop the ongoing war crimes.

Over 65,000 lives have been lost, including more than 20,000 children, and over 165,000 have been injured since the onslaught began.

Today, life in Gaza is defined by fear, hunger, and despair. Children are dying from a man-made famine, and families are struggling daily to find food, medicine, clean water, and shelter — the most basic means of survival.