Inside Gaza, cut off from the world by a near total blockade, Israeli airstrikes have decimated entire neighborhoods, leveling homes, schools and mosques. CNN drone footage from Monday showed the level of destruction across parts of the strip, with whole streets flattened in the al-Rimal neighborhood in Gaza City and a row of destroyed buildings known as al-Zahra towers in central Gaza.

Save the Children said Monday that over 1 million children are “trapped” in Gaza with no safe place to go and warned of the devastating impacts of lacking medication and electricity to power vital health infrastructure in the enclave.

“At least 2,000 children have been killed in Gaza over the past 17 days, and a further 27 killed in the West Bank,” the aid agency said on Monday.

“We call on all parties to take immediate steps to protect the lives of children, and on the international community to support those efforts,” Save the Children said, adding that Israeli airstrikes are “killing and injuring children indiscriminately.”

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    1 year ago

    Using this same logic, Hamas must not want Israel gone; because they are still there

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      Hamas and Netanyahu are partners and have always been. Neither wants peace. If they did, then Hamas would not have used the suicide bombings and bus bombings to get Netanyahu elected by less than 1%.

      And had that happen, Perez would have won, and chances of a 2 state were extremely high (befoee Arafat walked away).

      So yes, Hamas put Netanyahu in power, and he has ensured they stay in power. Otherwise, it’s highly probably there’d be a two state solution from the Oslo accords in place now.