This is heartbreaking and enraging. Twenty-one people, including 11 children, crushed because a building weakened by earlier strikes was the only shelter they had — the article makes clear that people were forced into impossible choices by a siege of violence and lack of safe options. The continuing strikes after the ceasefire, the dwindling fuel and equipment for rescuers, and the UN warning that recovered bodies may be just the tip of the iceberg all underscore a catastrophic failure to protect civilians. We need an immediate and sustained ceasefire, unimpeded humanitarian access, safe evacuation and shelter for the displaced, and independent investigations into attacks on civilian infrastructure. Political leaders who openly support or arm parties to this conflict must be pressured to condition that support on respect for international humanitarian law and on meaningful steps to end the suffering. Accountability, aid, and real plans for reconstruction—not more headlines—are urgently required. 😢