Charlotte Gauthier
Jerusalem
Published on November 27, 2024 at 3:27 p.m. / Modified on November 27, 2024 at 3:30 p.m.
3 mins. reading
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After the truce concluded between Israel and Hezbollah, isolated Hamas also calls for a ceasefire
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But the civilians of Gaza who are fighting for their survival fear on the contrary that Israeli abuses will increase in intensity
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Despite everything, they say they are happy for the Lebanese, who have “the right to live in peace, without having to leave their homes under bombs”
“As a Palestinian and Gazans, I am very happy for the Lebanese. They have the right to live in peace, without having to leave their homes under bombs.” While the guns have just fallen silent in the Land of Cedar and in the north of Israel, Asma Abou Syam would like to see this as a sign of hope for Gaza. “I hope that we too can know peace,” said the French teacher from Khan Younes (south), in a voice note sent by Whatsapp to Temps. But Asma is trembling. “We are afraid that the massacres will increase because from now on, Benjamin Netanyahu only has the Gazans to target. He is fierce against the Palestinians and Palestine. In reality, it is the Palestinian cause that he wants to erase.”
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