Gaza Funeral Marks Deep Anguish and Criticism of U.S. and Arab Leaders

GAZA, Nov 21 – At a funeral in Gaza, Areej al-Qadi wept as she kissed the bodies of her three children, victims of an Israeli airstrike. The tragic moment was overshadowed by expressions of anger towards the United States and Arab governments, as mourners criticized the lack of action to end the ongoing conflict.

As the war between Israel and Hamas continues to devastate Gaza, locals are growing increasingly frustrated. They feel abandoned, with their calls for international intervention and peace falling on deaf ears. Many mourners voiced their discontent, blaming both the U.S. and Arab leaders for not taking stronger steps to stop the violence and protect Palestinian lives.