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Israel has said it makes every effort to avoid killing civilians and accuses Hamas of putting them at risk by operating in residential areas.
I.E. they will bomb anywhere in Gaza, innocents be damned, if they suspect Hamas might be there.
In other words, it's your fault for being bombed for existing in Gaza.
A stain on humanity
Hmmm indiscriminately bombing areas of suspected terrorist... Who'd a thunk it!?
Who is doing all this killing? All these people just die and we just don’t know. So mysterious.
Hey, the title doesn't say killing, it is death which could be caused by different things like a wall falling on someone head while sleeping or something..
This is the best summary I could come up with:
BRUSSELS (AP) — With a journalist or media worker killed every day on average in the Israel-Hamas war, the head of the global organization representing the profession said Monday that it has become a conflict beyond compare.
And when I went to Palestine a few days ago, I proposed to the government press office to have a meeting, just to have a follow-up about this call.
Israel has said it makes every effort to avoid killing civilians and accuses Hamas of putting them at risk by operating in residential areas.
The ICC’s prosecution office is already investigating the actions of Israeli and Palestinian authorities dating back to the Israel-Hamas war in 2014.
Khan has called on Israel to respect international law but stopped short of accusing the country of war crimes.
Bellanger didn’t see sudden change on the ground coming soon but said that as the chief of the global journalism network, “I don’t have the right to be pessimistic.”
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