Gaza.. They Prepare Recovery Projects, and We Prepare the Martyrs

An op-ed criticizes the contradiction between announced international recovery projects for Gaza and the daily reality of killing and bombing. It reviews the toll of 9 martyrs and 31 wounded in 24 hours, and 1,431 martyrs since the ceasefire. It refers to the Peace Council's plan of 66 projects worth $2.45 billion, and asks whose security is served by the 36% security allocation in the budget. It concludes with a call to stop the killing before talking about reconstruction.

An op-ed criticizes the stark contradiction between announced international recovery projects for the Gaza Strip and the daily reality of Israeli killing and bombing. The author reviews the Gaza Health Ministry's toll for September 30: 9 martyrs and 31 wounded in 24 hours, including a woman who died from her injuries. He notes that the total number of martyrs since the ceasefire took effect has reached 1,431 martyrs and 5,026 wounded. In contrast, the article refers to the 'Peace Council' plan, which offers 66 projects worth $2.45 billion as part of a six-month plan. It highlights that 36% of the budget ($885 million) is allocated to security projects, asking: whose security? Does it protect the Palestinian from the airstrike or serve the occupation's security? It also cites a Guardian report from September 27 stating that the rubble amounts to 61 million tons, of which only 1.5% has been removed. The article concludes with a clear call: before you promise the Palestinian shelter in six months, stop what might kill him tonight. The article relies on emotional and value-laden language in its distinctive narrative voice.