In the six months since a ceasefire was declared in Gaza, over 800 civilians have been killed and living conditions remain dire, according to a report by the Guardian's chief Middle East correspondent, Emma Graham-Harrison. The violence has not ceased, with Palestinians in the West Bank facing a surge in attacks from Israeli settlers and soldiers.
The global focus has shifted to the war in Iran, leaving the ongoing suffering of Palestinians largely overlooked. Graham-Harrison notes that the international community's attention has drifted away from the region, despite the continued loss of life and deteriorating humanitarian situation.
Annie Kelly, in conversation with Graham-Harrison, explores the reasons behind this fading global view and questions whether there is any end to the suffering in sight. The discussion highlights the need for renewed international attention and action to address the crisis.
