After Losing 27 Family Members, Palestinian Father Calls Gaza Ceasefire ‘Ink on Paper’ | APT - video Dailymotion

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A Palestinian refugee in Italy, Hazem Madi, has dismissed the latest U.S.-brokered ceasefire in Gaza as “nothing but ink on paper,” saying violence and blockades continue despite peace efforts. Madi lost 27 members of his family in an Israeli airstrike and was evacuated to Italy through a humanitarian corridor. He now fears the truce will collapse as aid remains restricted and bombing persists across Gaza.  #Gaza #Israel #Ceasefire #Palestine #GazaWar

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04:36especially for this son of a Kerem.

04:41He discovered that he had a disease.

05:06In Italy the community of Sant'Egidio has around 150 people.

05:14They are, as I said, of family nuclei and sometimes not complete.

05:20For everyone, we try to, because in general, in the first time of evacuation,

05:25the person infected is accompanied by one or two families.

05:29In the next period, we try to get the family reunions.

05:36Now, we came out of the hospital to get to the Santa Egidio.

05:42This was a very difficult decision, because I got out of Gaza,

05:47and I also had five children and my mother.

05:52I also had six children in Gaza.

05:59Here we go!

06:01The test of the sea, you'll get to the top of the sea.

06:04What do you do?

06:05For us, the past time, the state of the sea,

06:07we start to get to the sea.

06:09We start to get something confused about the family.

06:12We start to get to meet the people of Sant'Egidio,

06:13the family as well.

06:14So, for your family, it's a big beef.

06:17We start to get to the beach.

06:19We start to get to see the family and the family.

06:23Now, they just got to go to the ceiling of the帽s.

06:25We start to get to see the family.

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