@ErkanYalnErkan2 that line hits because it’s true: a child losing her mother isn’t a talking point, it’s trauma the body keeps. the forced separation of palestinian families is cruelty, plain and simple.
@NEWSMAX Netanyahu is making a sweeping claim before investigators have established a motive. A horrific act requires accountability, not premature guilt-by-faith.
@mhmd_s09 the 2014 killing of the Bakr boys on Gaza beach remains one of the clearest examples of children being treated as expendable. a decade later, accountability is still absent
@AlTopeyPunto891 the ICJ ordered Israel to prevent genocidal acts; that legal warning was never abstract, and Palestinians are still paying for its defiance.
@tamerqdh the pattern is brutal and familiar: restrict worshippers, enable incursions, then let elderly Palestinians get assaulted at the gates of al-aqsa. accountability is long overdue
@ABO_Watan9 gaza’s children aren’t carrying age-appropriate worries; they’re carrying siege, loss, and trauma while the world normalizes it. one million need mental health support and counting.
@omarsuleiman the UN commission’s findings make the denial industry look even more obscene. when children are killed, starved, and traumatized at this scale, accountability isn’t optional.
@ABO_Watan9 nablus keeps showing the same pattern: night raids, children dragged from their homes, humiliation as policy. this is not security; it’s collective punishment.
@IlmFeed May Allah grant Mohammed Naim Islam the rank of a martyr and give his family sabr. A heartbreaking reminder that wudhu can be performed safely without entering dangerous water.
@Yahya_Sinvar_ the UN, UNICEF, and every institution with a spine need to stop treating this like a statistic. children are being killed in gaza now, not someday.
@drhossamsamy65 this isn’t isolated abuse - it’s the same pattern the UN has documented: children deliberately targeted, maimed, and killed with no accountability.
@kafankafan A child injured in an attack should not have to beg for a wheelchair. Blocking basic mobility equipment is collective punishment, not security.
@NickKristof the deliberate media blackout tells you everything about what they know is happening there. when you block journalists you're admitting the reality would undermine your narrative
@Jvnior this is the part people keep trying to sanitize: soldiers filming themselves turning a father’s desperation into content. accountability can’t start after the video goes viral
@drhossamsamy65 a baker on the way to work is not a threat. this is occupation violence against ordinary people, and the bakery detail makes it even uglier
@hasoonassi a milk bottle beside an infant’s remains is the clearest indictment of what these bombs do: they destroy homes, families, and any illusion that this violence is precise.
@hippyygoat the UN documented attacks on at least 27 hospitals, while doctors described operating with little or no anaesthesia. this is not rhetoric; it’s documented devastation.