Fair point, It could be. Just know that, in any case, my comment was not directed towards yours.

I only used this opportunity to further explain my perspective regarding BBC coverage, that I wasn’t endorsing any kind of whitewashing.

They now officially completed their own RSHA, Einchmann would be proud.

I guess the BBC insisting on stating “Hamas-run” in its titles related to this conflict is not about partiality or transparency but rather create a false equivalence with the armed forces. It’s an oversimplification aimed at creating a certain narrative, and based on multiple sources it’s a policy of theirs not to display “bias” against israel.

It’s only the dead that can be named or found, there must be thousands more still stuck in all the rubble. A letter published by The Lancet even established that the death count could go as high as 186 000.

We will never now the true extent until it’s far too late.

Gaza war death toll could be significantly higher, researchers say

The amount of cope in this thread is insanely depressing.

I would argue that women are still less likely to engage in extreme violent crimes like this one than men who are, for example, threatened to be exposed as being queer or having weird kinks. Such profiles are harder to foster but much more effective.

They already own the borders and the sea, they already control what can and cannot enter.

Gaza is a ghetto inside their quasi-state.

What this war criminal meant by “annexation” is nothing more than total annihilation.

Just last night, the legs of seven girls were amputated without anesthesia, according to journalist Yahya Sobeih, due to the ongoing Israeli blockade and the ban on the entry of medical supplies. There was also a picture of an amputated child’s limb in a plastic bag next to their small body.

This regime’s actions are cruel, and history will neither forget nor forgive what they have inflicted upon their fellow humans. Hopefully, international institutions (crossing my fingers for Group 195) will soon have the tools and reach to prosecute the thousands of war crimes and crimes against humanity they committed and continue to commit. Until then, we have the duty to keep on giving a voice to the voiceless and shedding light on their imminent peril.