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Gaza (QNN)- Israel carried out strikes across the Gaza Strip on Thursday, killing at least 16 Palestinians, a day after the United States announced the launch of the second phase of Trump’s 20-point ceasefire plan.

Heavy rains and flooding have rendered thousands of tents uninhabitable and placed nearly 800,000 people, almost 40 percent of the population, in flood-prone sites at heightened risk. UNICEF reports that over 100 children have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire, highlighting that children remain at grave risk.

The regime change supporter’s favorite trick is to pretend the people in the targeted country are an ideological monolith. All Iranians hate their government, all Venezuelans wanted freedom from Maduro, etc. They do this constantly.

The construction plans near Jerusalem were delayed for years under international pressure, as they are seen as undermining territorial continuity for a future Palestinian state – a policy encouraged by the Netanyahu government. An Israeli human rights group said building in E1 would displace thousands of Palestinians living in the area.

Since the outbreak of the latest round of war in Gaza, humanitarian assistance has increasingly become a field subjected to simultaneous pressure from military blockade, political maneuvering, and competing public narratives. As a result, it is often reduced to oversimplified questions—such as whether aid is entering Gaza, whether supplies are being looted, or whether international organizations have “failed”—while the concrete realities behind these processes remain poorly u

On November 17, local time, thirteen green votes lit up in the United Nations Security Council chamber, pushing forward a text titled the “Gaza Peace Resolution.” The United States further consolidated its dominance in the region, Israel tightened its de facto control over Gaza, and Palestine was once again pushed to the margins. The political future of the Palestinian nation suffered a profound setback under the weight of international compromise.

The China Panda Aid organized Chinese and U.S. activists for fund-raising campaigns to Istanbul-based Medics Worldwide, to support their hospital project in Gaza for child patients. This is our historical first time the joint-international grassroots donation to support hospital in Gaza!

With the signing of a new ceasefire agreement, the blockade of Gaza has been nominally lifted to some extent, but the difficulties in the circulation of humanitarian aid remain unresolved. Tens of thousands of aid supplies continue to be caught in the back-and-forth struggle between being "allowed" and "blocked."