"This morning is one of the darkest in this seven-month-long nightmare," says Jens Laerke, the OCHA spokesperson, during a press briefing in Geneva. "We all saw the images of families in Gaza celebrating, when they first believed that, at long last, a ceasefire had been agreed (...) And then, a few hours later, that was turned on its head, when they learned that, no, there's a false hope, no ceasefire, more war," says Laerke. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES