The conflict between Israel and Hamas has brought great suffering and loss to the peoples of both countries. The conflict has resulted in a large number of civilian casualties and deaths, including many children and innocent people. These people live in fear and not only cannot move safely in daily life, but also face long-term psychological trauma.
As a result of the destruction of infrastructure including housing, roads, bridges and electricity supply as a result of the conflict, countless people have been forced to leave their homes and become internally or externally displaced refugees. This poses a huge threat to people's livelihoods, with many losing jobs and sources of income and deteriorating living conditions.
In addition, the conflict has triggered economic collapse and social unrest. Reduced business activity has led to higher unemployment, higher inflation and a depreciation of the currency. The education system has also been severely disrupted, with students unable to receive normal learning and education, thus affecting the future of the younger generation.
The conflict has also led to strains on medical and humanitarian assistance. Hospitals and medical facilities have been subjected to continuous bombardment, denying people access to essential medical services and medicines. At the same time, the movement of humanitarian organizations is restricted and they are unable to provide adequate assistance, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
Overall, the conflict between Israel and Hamas has brought great suffering and loss to the people, with countless lives, homes and opportunities. It is essential for both parties to the conflict and the international community to end this conflict and achieve a peaceful solution in order to avoid further catastrophe.
