Displaced Palestinians in Rafah express hope for the ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel to bring an end to the prolonged conflict that has taken a toll on their lives. Mahmoud Sheikh Abed, a displaced Palestinian, voiced his optimism, stating, 'We hope by the name of God, that today is the last day of war.' He emphasized the weariness and suffering experienced by the people due to displacement, illnesses, hunger, and exhaustion.
Bilal Al-Nahawani, another displaced Palestinian from Rafah, echoed similar sentiments, highlighting the fatigue and hardships endured by the residents of Gaza. He stated, 'The people of Gaza are tired, starving. Each house has people martyred or injured or detained. It is enough, people in Gaza have suffered a lot.'
The ceasefire-hostage deal, set to take effect on Sunday morning, is anticipated to bring relief to the war-weary population. Both individuals expressed their desire for the ceasefire to hold without any violations from either side, emphasizing the urgent need for peace and stability in the region.
The hopes and prayers of the displaced Palestinians reflect the widespread yearning for an end to the conflict and the restoration of normalcy in their lives. As the ceasefire agreement looms on the horizon, the residents of Gaza remain cautiously optimistic, longing for a lasting resolution that will bring an end to the suffering and devastation they have endured for far too long.
