Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Critically ill children were allowed to leave Gaza for the first time since May, as reports surfaced about Israeli tanks on the outskirts of a neighborhood in the region. The development marked a potential escalation in the conflict between Israeli forces and Hamas, as the nine-month-long war continues to ravage Gaza. According to a witness from a human rights organization, Israeli tanks were spotted near the neighborhood, raising concerns about further military incursions into Gaza. The witness described ongoing artillery shelling, airstrikes, and drone fire in the area, prompting residents to evacuate amid heavy bombardment. The situation in Gaza remains volatile, with recent clashes leading to casualties and damages in several neighborhoods, including Shajaiye. Reports indicate that Palestinian health authorities recorded 15 deaths and numerous injuries in the area, with search operations underway for missing individuals. The civilian toll is difficult to verify independently, as casualty figures do not distinguish between civilians and combatants. Israeli forces had previously invaded northern Gaza in response to Hamas-led attacks, leading to territorial gains and increased military presence in the region. However, Hamas continues to pose a challenge to Israeli forces, utilizing urban areas like Shajaiye to fortify its fighters and weapons infrastructure. The presence of Hamas in the neighborhood remains uncertain, as the armed group maintains a stronghold in the area. Residents who had returned to Shajaiye in recent months were forced to flee once again due to the escalating violence. One resident recounted the chaos and desperation as families hurriedly left the area to seek safety. The indiscriminate nature of the attacks left many unaware of evacuation orders, forcing them to rely on divine intervention to escape the destruction. As the conflict in Gaza intensifies and civilian lives hang in the balance, calls for international intervention and a sustainable resolution to the crisis grow louder. The plight of those caught in the crossfire underscores the urgent need for a comprehensive plan to address the governance and security challenges in Gaza, moving towards a lasting peace in the region.