Gaza war killed about 20,000 children. CBS stories meet many orphans, and “always fear.”

Judas – Defective peace talks between Israel and Hamas intend to finish war in Gaza and release the remaining captives of Israel and reboot on Wednesday. President Trump Steve Wettoff and Thar-In-Law Jared Kishner were is expected to arrive in Egypt On Wednesday to join the interviews, the source of association with the matter told CBS stories.

The war was developed by Hamas-Led, Oct. 7, 20, 2023, a terrorist attack, where 1,200 people were killed and 251 were arrested as kidnapping. The Israelite authorities believe in those 48 captives, even though only 20 survivors were believed.

Since that day, Hamas Gaza Strip – Health Work, says that the Israelite warfare killed more than 67,000 Palestinians. Israel is contrary to that but cannot give their balance, and the United Nations look at the calculation of the health ministry, as Israel blocked other international journalists to work independently.

The Ricardo defects, a spokesman for the United Nations Children Anecef, said this week that that opened the “illegal response” to the gaza or injury of 61,000 children since the war.

Unicef ​​and Charity of the World Saves Children, Details Centured by Hamas-Running Gaza Media Office, means a child in a week – or “Children’s class” on the day, as UNICEF put it.

As the war started, the battle launched at least 20,000 children killed – reaching about a third of all the Palestinians that believed in the battle.

UNICEF spokesman James Can, told CBS stories that when he visited Gaza hospitals in this week, “the first thing I saw was four children shot by quadcopters [military drones]Then I went into the hall and was a baby in the wall on all roads. “

“There was a boy bleeding when evidently there was five hours, then he was only charged with another child to be put in his place,” tells CBS news. “Then I watched a little girl dead. That hour of the hour here in Gaza.”

The amount of fatal death does not show many other damaged children and injured, or those of their parents or both parents during the war.

In the Makeshift camp for Palestinian Prophet City in southern Khan Yanis, CBS News newspaper in Gaza saw some of the younger faces after bad matters.

“I wish the war was just dreams I could not wide and see my parents near me,” Deena Al-Za’arab, 14, who lost both of his parents.

He added: “I have to keep together for my children,” because I now will raise them. “

Most children in the camp now spend its days doing adult work.

Arat Awqal, just 10, promised his Father to be a doctor before he died, but now he focuses on his younger boy.

“I want to go back on the way,” He told CBS news. “Whenever we hear the sound of arrows the father will hold us, but now you have gone, and always shaken.”

UNICEF says that one of five children in Gaza is a very well, and the elder emphasizes that the tribulation of abuse will be the smallest of all.

“Children are not the only of your loved ones – not only your mother kills, as long as your mother kills, then add that murder, and it is coming.”

The UN estimates that about 90% of Gazaza’s people, about 1.9 million people, have been removed from the time of war, many of them as many as they are focused on the performance of the military service in Israel. Recently, Israel Defense Forces ordered everyone to leave the city of GazaThe main facility of people are not informing, and to the south, in areas such as Han Yanis.

He has led to another one Exodus, who causes workers to bring up our suffering in the region and make it difficult to help those who show, often empty.

“There were thousands of people who have left the North recently, a few weeks ago,” said the National Assembly by the contacts of a person, told CBS News’ Hleey Ott Wednesday.

“The situation was very full,” he said, speaking by telephone from Central Gaza. “Now they are more. You can see many people in the road, throwing tents on the sides of the streets … and created very difficult conditions in terms of cleanliness, sanitation with these types of things.”

In an orphanage – all between disposed parent Basam told CBB news that he felt “my heart in my heart after losing my father.”

“I want to live like me before the war,” he said. “But I know that life will never be the same.”.

“I feel the pain like my heart after losing my father,” said 12-year-old Gazal in the Orphanession. “I want to live as I did before the war, but I know that life will never be the same.”

Agnes Reau and Tucker Reals contributed to this report.