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"An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind." - Mahatma Gandhi
The story of suffering on both sides needs to be told.
The aftermath of the devastating attack on Israel on October 7th, 2023, plunged the region into a relentless cycle of violence and chaos. The initial assault claimed the lives of approximately 1139 Israelis and foreign nationals, with 764 civilians among the casualties, along with 248 individuals taken hostage in the Gaza Strip. Subsequent clashes led to thousands of Palestinian deaths, predominantly women and children, in Gaza, with no distinction made between combatants and civilians. The conflict spilled into the West Bank, with Palestinians suffering from military actions and settler violence. Casualties were reported across Israel, Southern Lebanon, and Syria, demonstrating the widespread impact. As days passed, the conflict showed no signs of resolution, highlighting the complex and far-reaching consequences, leaving an indelible mark on the region.
Benedict Ranjit Dessa
Meet Benedict Ranjit Dessa, an ex-defence officer whose illustrious career spans over thirty years of immersive experience in unraveling the intricate complexities of warfare and its aftermath. With a fervent dedication to understanding the nuances of conflict, the author has delved deep into the heart of one of the world’s most enduring struggles, the Israel-Palestinian conflict, particularly focusing on the intricate dynamics between Israel and Hamas war 2023.
In his latest endeavour, the author embarks on a literary journey through the fog of war, weaving
together a compelling narrative that traverses the fragmented landscape of an ongoing conflict. Despite the scarcity of media coverage and the disjointed narratives that often characterise such conflicts, the author skill-fully stitches together a continuous canvas of captivating storytelling, making it effortlessly accessible for readers to grasp the intricacies of the situation.
Drawing from groundbreaking research, the authors work hones in on the root causes of the conflict, meticulously examining the political, social, and historical factors that have shaped the turbulent relationship between Israel and Hamas. Through his lens, readers are afforded a panoramic view of the ongoing struggle, gaining profound insights into its origins, the pivotal actors involved, and the labyrinthine geopolitical dynamics at play. “Israel Hamas War” serves as an indispensable resource for anyone seeking to delve deeper into the ongoing conflict and the formidable challenges confronting peace-building efforts in the region.
