IDF airstrikes reportedly carried out on 'humanitarian area'

IDK @PeasfullPerson 'mistake' acknowledges some degree of culpability whereas 'mishap' doesn't to my mind suggest any responsibility at all

‘Mistakes’ that end in death require an investigation and for those responsible to be held accountable.

So not a major ground invasion and a 'mistake' not a 'mishap'

White House says Israel’s latest actions in Rafah do not cross US red line

The Biden administration has said recent Israeli operations and attacks in Gaza’s southern city of Rafah do not constitute a major ground operation that crosses any US* red lines, and that it is also closely monitoring a probe into Sunday’s deadly strike on a tent camp it called “tragic”.

Speaking after Israeli tanks were seen near al-Awda mosque, a landmark in central Rafah, national security council spokesperson John Kirby told reporters that the US was not turning a “blind eye” to the plight of Palestinian civilians.
“The Israelis have said this is a tragic mistake,” Kirby said, referring to the airstrike and fire in an area crowded with refugee tents that Gaza health authorities said killed at least 45 people on Sunday.

agreed. accountabilty is ratcheting.

In US at leeast he generational divide on Israel is massive. The "victim" hasbara still works with some but its rapidly losing ground.

People can now easily translate videos for example that Israel mistranslates.

She probably means exactly what it meant for white South Africans who fought for apartheid. That the oppressive system they fight for only their benefit, at the expense of others, will end.

There is no need to debate or try and reason with Zionists. Let them continue. We live in a changing world and their day of reckoning will surely come. I like many welcome a multi polar world.

What exactly do you mean by "day of reckoning"?

This is an astonishing question.

If a gunman in England shot into a police station from a school full of children, and the police knowingly bombed the school to kill the gunman, would you similarly say "well, who's to blame" about the loss of the children?

This is the same. Precious beautiful children knowingly blown to bits.

You have utterly lost your humanity to support Israel, that you can think of such a question as a moral grey area.

That is horrendous, I don’t know what to say. How will she carry all that pain. I wish her the strength to do this and that one
day she may see some semblance of justice for what was done to her children.

I am so sorry for the loss of your own child and all the pain you have had to endure.

So sorry Scirocco sending love and hugs 💐

Even a majoirty of Americans. AMERICANS, Thought Israel went too far...back in January

Oh no I know. My comment wasn’t intended as a criticism at all, apologies that it came across that way.

Totally agree.

A war depicts some kind of equivalence.

One side has an army, airforce, tanks, jets, bombers, 2000 lb bombs, billions of dollars of arms and one of the strongest militaries in the world.

The other has rockets, and is trapped in a bombed out city.

@julili "It isn’t only Muslims who want to see the IDF and Israeli govt be punished."

I know and I'm sorry I didn't mean for it to come across that way.

Exactly

It isn’t only Muslims who want to see the IDF and Israeli govt be punished.

I wish people would stop calling this a war. It's not a war when only one side has an army, a navy, an air force and massive military apparatus. It's a slaughter, not a war.

I have no words left.

This is why everyone urged Israel not to bomb Rafeh. It's why a ceasefire is so desperately needed.

I am struggling to think of another situation where the civilian population had no food, medicine, water or freedom of movement whilst under constant aerial attack.

We keep referencing the second world war but the populace there could flee into the countryside or seek help.

According to the BBC the attack on Sunday was not a blood bath.

www.instagram.com/p/C7g99TVoqcB/?igsh=MWRneWVldWRvaHJpbQ==

So his excuse is "it must have been Hamas" how predictable

Yes the satellite images are really messing up the narrative - 3 or 4 different accounts have been put out there now and they don't hang together - even contradict one another

Does he honestly believe people believe this.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7hHkFDNOA3/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

The pain is unimaginable. The poor mother’s whole future is gone. How do you even begin grieving when everything you could possibly hold is gone. It doesn’t cease to shock me that some posters keep justifying the bombing of Palestinians as if it will fix everything.

It’s actually heartbreaking that anyone would attempt to justify bombing a civilian refugee camp filled with traumatised families.