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Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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we shall know soon enough. And not soon enough still.
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That goes for both sides in this conflict. Equally.
UndercoverJIX
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mere bhai both side are mad, a third party is needed to calm them down but chacha chaudhry is also becoming part of the fassad, than how do you think as as an observer fighting parties will calm down.
one wadera is taking side of one party another will come who does not like this wadera and join other party.
Khansaheeb
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Lioness of Ireland, fearless and strong.
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Daily death rate in Gaza higher than any other major 21st Century conflict - Oxfam
Published: 11th January 2024Learn more
Crisis in GazaIsraeli military killing 250 Palestinians per day with many more lives at risk from hunger, disease and cold
Israel’s military is killing Palestinians at an average rate of 250 people a day which massively exceeds the daily death toll of any other major conflict of recent years, Oxfam said today, as the escalation of hostilities nears its 100th day.In addition, over 1,200 people were killed in the horrific attacks by Hamas and other armed groups in Israel on 7 October and 330 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank since then.
Sally Abi Khalil, Oxfam’s Middle East Director, said: “The scale and atrocities that Israel is visiting upon Gaza are truly shocking. For 100 days the people of Gaza have endured a living hell. Nowhere is safe and the entire population is at risk of famine.
“It is unimaginable that the international community is watching the deadliest rate of conflict of the 21st century unfold, while continuously blocking calls for a ceasefire.”
Using publicly available data, Oxfam calculated that number of average deaths per day for Gaza is significantly higher than any recent major armed conflict including Syria (96.5 deaths per day), Sudan (51.6), Iraq (50.8), Ukraine (43.9) Afghanistan (23.8) and Yemen (15.8).
The aid agency is warning that people are being increasingly forced into smaller areas due to constant bombardment, as they are forced to flee from places they have previously been told are safe, but nowhere in Gaza is truly secure. Over one million people - more than half the population – have been forced to seek shelter in Rafah on the Egyptian border. Oxfam staff in Rafah report massive overcrowding, with very little food and water, and essential medicines having run out. This crisis is further compounded by Israel's restrictions on the entry of aid, closing borders, imposing a siege, and denying unfettered access. Currently only 10 per cent of the weekly food aid needed is getting in.
Oxfam is also warning of the massive threat to life, beyond direct casualties, from hunger and disease. The onset of cold and wet weather is making the situation even more critical, with a shortage of blankets, no fuel for heating devices and no hot water. One of Oxfam’s partner organizations, Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committees (PARC), described the situation for those living in tents as “worse than anything you could imagine”, with makeshift shelters letting in rain, being blown away in the wind and people resorting to desperate measures like selling precious food or water supplies in order to get a blanket.
Mutaz, an engineer who has been displaced to Al-Mawasi with his family, said: “The rain was going down from all sides of the tent. We had to sleep lying over the bag of flour to protect it from the rain. My wife and three of my daughters use one blanket at night. There are only enough blankets for four people to share. We have nothing.”
Earlier this week, a camp in Jabaliya was flooded with sewage when pipelines and a pumping station were damaged by Israeli air strikes. The lack of clean drinking water and proper sanitation poses a huge risk to health. Cases of diarrhoea are 40 times higher than this time last year, although in reality, the number of cases is likely to be significantly higher.
Sally Abi Khalil said: “While the mass atrocities continue, lives continue to be lost and critical supplies cannot get in. Israel’s total blockade of the Gaza Strip is restricting life-saving aid, including food, medical supplies and water and sanitation facilities.
“On top of the already horrific death toll, many more people could die from hunger, preventable diseases, diarrhoea and cold. The situation is particularly worrying for children, pregnant women and those with existing medical conditions.
“The only way to stop the bloodshed and prevent many more lives being lost is for an immediate ceasefire, for hostages to be released and for crucial aid supplies to be allowed in.”
The United Nations International Court of Justice is holding a hearing today on the legality of Israel’s prolonged assault on Gaza, and may issue an emergency order for the suspension of Israel’s military campaign. Oxfam supports all efforts to investigate and address all mass atrocity crimes and human rights violations, irrespective of the perpetrator.
Notes to editors
- Figures are based on where data is available, other conflicts for which there is not data, have not been included.
- Deaths per day statistics are based on civilian and combatant deaths.
- According to UNOCHA, there were 23,074 reported deaths in Gaza between 7 October 23 and 7 January 24, an average of 250.8 per day and 330 deaths so far in the West Bank.
- Deaths per day statistics for Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Yemen from: Human Cost of Post-9/11 Wars: Direct War Deaths in Major War Zones, Afghanistan (October 2001 – October 2019); Iraq (March 2003 – October 2019); Syria (September 2014-October 2019); Yemen (October 2002-October 2019); and Other. Neta C. Crawford and Catherine Lutz, November 13, 2019.
- Sources for Ukraine statistics: UN OHCHR. Source for combatant casualties since February 2022 is https://theloop.ecpr.eu/estimating-troop-losses-on-both-sides-in-the-russia-ukraine-war/; https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/ukrainian-group-says-more-than-30000-troops-have-died-russias-invasion-2023-11-15/. These figures are best estimates.
- Sudan figures from UNOCHA (April 15 – December 7, 2023).
- According to UNRWA, over 1 million people have fled to Rafah governate.
- According to the Food Security Cluster, humanitarian food assistance is only meeting 10% of the weekly need, whilst 2.2m people need food each day.
- According to the Joint Humanitarian Operations Centre (JHOC) Daily Readout, January 9, 2023, the number of cases of acute watery diarrhoea in Gaza are 40 times higher than the same period last year, but expected to be higher due to the lack of data from areas without access.
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Nothing that Israel does will change what a great day that October 7 was and how it marked a unbelievable feat by Hamas. Israeli's never suspected a counterstrike from besieged and impoverished Gaza. It entirely shattered their ego. This is why they want after civilians immediately.
Nothing is impressive or heroic about the Israeli army. Nor is the Israeli security establishment creative in any sense. They do what losers do, which is target civilians exclusively. It shows they have no influence and have to bomb civilians into submission. They will never have global reach like Hamas does. Nor popular support. Nobody in the whole region has popular support near what Hamas has.
Gaza is not going to surrender nor go down. And when future generations look at this, they will discuss how the Palestinians broke the siege of Gaza. Not how Israel went on a rampage against civilians.
Nothing is impressive or heroic about the Israeli army. Nor is the Israeli security establishment creative in any sense. They do what losers do, which is target civilians exclusively. It shows they have no influence and have to bomb civilians into submission. They will never have global reach like Hamas does. Nor popular support. Nobody in the whole region has popular support near what Hamas has.
Gaza is not going to surrender nor go down. And when future generations look at this, they will discuss how the Palestinians broke the siege of Gaza. Not how Israel went on a rampage against civilians.
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Khansaheeb
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In reality IDF is just an extension of US army, from the money to the training , from the tech to the tactics, from the bombs and the planes.
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So South Africa believes that Israel is committing a genocide, so will it stop and search ships crossing near it's territory heading for Israel? Will it throw out the Ambassadors of countries that are aiding and abetting genocide? Will it militarily provide unmitigated support to the Palestinian forces and put it's moral courage into military force?
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People that carpet bomb civilians are terrorist cowards and will never be seen as soldiers. There is nothing heroic or brave about the Israeli army. Jewish people don't know how to fight. They act as a mafia terrorist organization that threatens mass murder/genocide of civilians and civilians always. They try to butcher civilians into submission, which is their immediate security plan. Hamas soldiers will be seen as brave and heroic soldiers, forever.
There is absolutely zero honor to be had for the Israeli loser coward army which relies on the American-Jewish community to funnel funds and weapons to it and resorts to carpet bombing civilians. Even that will not restore the blow they were dealt with. They see that their dignity got erased and is irrecoverable. And that's why they continue to bomb civilians and try to facilitate a humantarian catastrophe to forcibly expel the residents of Gaza and continue bombing civilians until someone decides to restore their dignity for them and take over the conflict for them.
Their ego has been shattered by Hamas permanently. And Hamas and Palestinians will go nowhere. Day by day we get closer to a explosive war which will shatter the existence of the Israeli terrorists, far beyond just their ego. For as long as the US continues funding and arming the Israeli campaign in Gaza. Which it is not capable of without US directing the whole campaign, funding it, and arming it. This is why it's making threats to Lebanon and requesting US heavily rearm it to prevent it from making more threats and escalations in Lebanon.
There is absolutely zero honor to be had for the Israeli loser coward army which relies on the American-Jewish community to funnel funds and weapons to it and resorts to carpet bombing civilians. Even that will not restore the blow they were dealt with. They see that their dignity got erased and is irrecoverable. And that's why they continue to bomb civilians and try to facilitate a humantarian catastrophe to forcibly expel the residents of Gaza and continue bombing civilians until someone decides to restore their dignity for them and take over the conflict for them.
Their ego has been shattered by Hamas permanently. And Hamas and Palestinians will go nowhere. Day by day we get closer to a explosive war which will shatter the existence of the Israeli terrorists, far beyond just their ego. For as long as the US continues funding and arming the Israeli campaign in Gaza. Which it is not capable of without US directing the whole campaign, funding it, and arming it. This is why it's making threats to Lebanon and requesting US heavily rearm it to prevent it from making more threats and escalations in Lebanon.
Falcon29
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Far from it. US fights differently and is a lot more competent. Also lays more heavily on ground forces. And their soldiers want to experience combat and learn. Israel doesn't care about that whatsoever. That's why face-to-face with Hamas, Hamas soldiers overpower the Israeli's. Hamas values their soldiers and makes them men. Israel does not value its soldiers. It just employs them to be mass murderers of civilians. And trains them to avoid any and all instances of combat.
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