The daily Israeli War Crime/Atrocity thread.
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Actually you do. According to Kautilya, Oct.7 was genocide because they intended to kill Israeli civilians as a form of retaliation.
At this point, you really just sound like a sad shack.
Pushing the wife beater's defence after 6 months of genocide is just pathetic.
There is nothing that happened on Oct 7 that justifies killing 13,000 children and starving one million more to near death.
Trying to blame it on Hamas just makes you look feable minded.
Here’s a look at the war on Gaza in numbers, 6 months in
The war has stretched on for half a year and has become one of the most destructive, deadly, and intractable conflicts of the 21st century. Since October 7, Israel has pummelled the Gaza Strip, displacing the vast majority of the population and causing many to flee to Gaza’s southernmost city, Rafah.
Here’s a look at the war in numbers:
- Palestinians killed in Gaza: 33,137
- Children killed in Gaza: more than 13,000
- Palestinians killed in the occupied West Bank: 456
- Palestinians currently displaced in Gaza: 1.7 million (70 percent of the population)
- Percentage of buildings likely damaged/destroyed: 55.9 percent
- Percentage of homes likely damaged: more than 60 percent
- Percentage of school buildings damaged: 90 percent
- Hospitals that are functioning: 10/36
- Palestinian civilians facing “catastrophic” food insecurity, according to the UN: 1.1 million
- Percentage of northern Gaza children under the age of two who are acutely malnourished: 31 percent
- Percentage of students out of school: 100 percent
- Mosques damaged: 227
- Churches damaged: 3
As the war approaches its six-month mark, the World Food Programme is providing meals to more than a million Palestinians each month in a desperate bid to prevent famine in Gaza, the WFP has said in a statement.
“Malnutrition among children is spreading at a record pace, and one of three children below the age of two is now acutely malnourished,” the statement said.
According to the WFP, famine is especially closing in on the north of Gaza, where “there is reasonable evidence that all three famine thresholds (food insecurity, malnutrition, and mortality) will be passed in the next two months”.
Following the killing of seven aid workers from the World Central Kitchen in an Israeli air strike in Gaza this week, security remains a big concern.
Hamas doesn't have an army.
There is no Palestinian army.
Hamas and Gaza are the only parties in bed together. And Hamas is raping Gaza like a wife beater. What is their defence?
Zionists do love to talk about rape a lot.
Who was saying that every accusation is an admission?
Talk is cheap.
But Hamas actually commits it. They are barbarian terrorists that you support. Oct.7 has been condemned by the chief prosecutor of the ICJ.
All the rape stories have been retracted and one of two of the NYT authors fired over the story.
The ICJ did not say rape had been committed by either side.
All the did was order Israel to prevent killing Palestinians in Gaza, allow all aid through and to charge all those who incite genocide.
Nothing Hamas has done is anywhere near as evil as the shit you keep defending here.
Gaza’s media office releases updated figures of ongoing ‘genocide’
Gaza’s Government Media Office has released updated “key figures” to mark 185 days since Israel launched its assault on the besieged enclave.
Here are some of the most notable figures:
- At least 33,207 Palestinians have been killed, including 14,520 children.
- Thousands more remain missing or trapped under the rubble.
- At least 485 medical staff have been killed.
- More than 75,930 Palestinians have sustained injuries.
- At least 11,000 Palestinians with life-threatening injures require treatment outside Gaza.
- About 17,000 children have lost either one or both parents.
- More than one million displaced people have contracted infectious diseases.
- More than 310 medical staff and 20 journalists have been arrested by Israeli forces.
- At least two million Palestinians are now internally displaced in Gaza.
''The report was compiled by the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) and is largely based on interviews of Palestinian detainees released at the Kerem Shalom crossing point since December, when UNRWA staff were present to provide humanitarian support.''
''The report included allegations of widespread sexual assault, although not rape. Women detainees reported being groped while blindfolded, and some male prisoners said they were beaten in the genitals.''
Palestinians ‘beaten and sexually assaulted’ at Israeli detention centres, UN report claims
Internal analysis by UNRWA, based on interviews with released Palestinians, describes dog attacks and the prolonged use of stress positions
www.theguardian.com
Stop lying!!
Show me the specific U.N. report stating that the IDF raped children...Which is what you stated.The UN report I am referring to is the same mission that went to Israel to find allegations of rape by Hamas on October 7.
And did you just say sexual assault is A-okay but rape is not? You mean there was no penetration? That is the detail you are concerned with? Penetration?
Whether or not there was penetration, it is just as serious.
From the report:
Regarding the occupied Palestinian Territory, the mission team visited Ramallah in the occupied West Bank to engage with the Palestinian Authority, including the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Detainees and Ex-Detainee Affairs, Women’s Affairs, Social Development, and Labor. The mission team also met with the Palestinian Independent Commission for Human Rights, conducted meetings with several civil society representatives and non-governmental organizations. It also interviewed four recently released detainees. The purpose of the visit to the occupied West Bank was to hear the views and concerns of Palestinian counterparts and engage with them on reports of conflict-related sexual violence received by the mandate, allegedly committed by Israeli security forces and settlers. This information will complement information already verified by other UN entities on allegations of CRSV in Gaza and the occupied West Bank for potential inclusion in the annual Report of the Secretary-General on Conflict-Related 5 Sexual Violence. Stakeholders raised concerns about cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment of Palestinians in detention, including the increased use of various forms of sexual violence, namely invasive body searches; threats of rape; and prolonged forced nudity.
Another:
Israeli Guards Rape Palestinian Women -
A Palestinian female freed from Israeli detention said more than 15 fellow Palestinian women were raped by Israeli interrogators to force them to confess to charges leveled against them and collaborate with the Israeli intelligence. “Israeli investigators and intelligence officers keep video...www.cair.com
Name any heinous, uncivilized crime and you will find evidence, tons of it that these Zionists have committed.
You said there was a U.N. report saying that the IDF was raping children...Where is it?
Stripped, beaten and blindfolded: new research reveals ongoing violence and abuse of Palestinian children detained by Israeli military
Save the Children have issued a report on Palestinian children in Israeli military detentionwww.savethechildren.net
Save the Children’s new consultation showed that:
- During arrest, 42% of children were injured, including gunshot wounds and broken bones, and 65% of children were arrested during the night, mostly between midnight and dawn. Half of all arrests took place in the children’s home.
- The majority of children experienced appalling levels of physical and emotional abuse, including being beaten (86%), being threatened with harm (70%), and hit with sticks or guns (60%).
- Some children reported violence and abuse of a sexual nature, including being hit or touched on the genitals and 69% reported being strip searched.
- 60% of children experienced solitary confinement with the length of time varying from one 1 day to as long as 48 days.
- Children were denied access to basic services, 70% said they suffered from hunger and 68% said they didn’t receive any healthcare.
- 58% of children were denied visits or communication with their family while detained.
- The majority of children detained are boys – a trend reflected by the survey, with boys representing 97% of the respondents.
