The article reflects on the grim reality of life in Gaza amidst ongoing violence and loss of communication. The author conveys a sense of hopelessness and urgent questioning about the future, expressing concerns over the lack of documentation and international response to the crisis. As internet and telecommunication systems fail, the desperation among the residents grows, highlighting the psychological and physical toll of the conflict. The author's distress about their and their community's fate emphasizes the human cost of political indifference and ongoing conflict.
Will it be like a movie - justice prevailing, liberation won, goodness triumphing over evil?
In Gaza, our minds raced, our bodies - exhausted, broken, starved - could barely keep up.
For us, the internet wasn't a luxury - it was a lifeline, a way to transfer funds during the liquidity crisis.
Does the world even realize we're vanishing? And if they do, do they care enough to stop it?
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