this is just heartbreaking 
- another day, more innocent lives lost... 30 people can't be just a number, they're moms, dads, kids, sisters, brothers... how many families have to go through this? 
the ceasefire agreement was supposed to bring some peace, but it seems like we're just seeing a different kind of war 
and the most vulnerable ones are getting hurt the most - women and children, especially in that tent camp, they can't hide from the bombs no matter how hard they try... 
- another day, more innocent lives lost... 30 people can't be just a number, they're moms, dads, kids, sisters, brothers... how many families have to go through this? the ceasefire agreement was supposed to bring some peace, but it seems like we're just seeing a different kind of war and the most vulnerable ones are getting hurt the most - women and children, especially in that tent camp, they can't hide from the bombs no matter how hard they try... 
. And now, with the Rafah crossing finally opening, I feel like we're taking two steps forward but also risking being pushed backward. It's all so... frustrating 
the fact that there's been over 520 killings since october is just insane... does anyone think this will ever end? 
i'm all for a ceasefire, but at what cost to these innocent ppl? 
the opening of rafah crossing today seems like a step forward but when you think about it all those deaths over 520 now... that's just heartbreaking 
and can we talk about how civilians and cops got caught in the crossfire at that police station? 
it feels like we're losing hope here.