Fifteen months of intense warfare between Israel and Hamas have left the Gaza Strip devastated, with staggering human costs and widespread destruction. Recent studies estimate that the death toll could exceed 64,000, dramatically higher than previously reported figures, indicating a potential undercount of 41%. Before and after satellite images starkly illustrate the severe impact of the conflict on infrastructure and living conditions. Reports highlight the trauma inflicted on the population, raising concerns about Western complicity in the ongoing suffering. As discussions of a fragile ceasefire continue, the world grapples with the harsh realities of this historic conflict, questioning the adequacy of international response and support for the affected population.