We have already paid the price’: Gazans assert that Sinwar's death will change nothing.

A crowd gathers outside a collapsed building, desperately trying to rescue a man trapped beneath the rubble after an Israeli bombardment in Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip, on October 15, 2024. The scene is chaotic, with people frantically digging through the debris, their faces etched with anxiety and urgency, as they work against time to save lives amid the devastation.

Abu Mohammed stands with red, weary eyes. Around him, women and young men navigate a muddied path, while children dart between rows of makeshift tents in the Deir al-Balah displacement camp, located in central Gaza.

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Mohammed, along with others sheltering in these improvised camps, has endured relentless Israeli bombardments that have ravaged Gaza’s streets for over a year. They have survived catastrophic violence, incessant killings, disfigurement, and a struggle against crippling hunger.

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