The European Press Prize this year went to "What the wounds are telling us", an investigation into the wounds of Palestinian dead children. I recommend you read it.

https://www.europeanpressprize.com/article/what-the-wounds-a...

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gershy 2 days ago | parent [-]

I am interested to know the overall scale at which this is happening. Disturbing but illuminating, thanks for the link!

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gershy 2 days ago | parent [-]

I'm digging into this a bit. Looks like the 114 figure (certainly a conservative number) occurred early in the conflict, in the period of late Oct 2023 until March 2024 - in the same time the hamas health ministry reported ~25000 casualties; the deliberately targeted children account for ~0.4% of all the casualties, and ~1.5% of all child casualties. Enough to say "Israel is deliberately targeting"?

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pvaldes a day ago | parent [-]

After 20.000 children assasinated, with the necessary support and complicity of Biden and Trump governments, yes. Is more than enough.

I have to force myself to read that link until the end. And it says what everybody in Europe has been saying for years, but Israel people still refuses to see.

We need to develop technology able to register this events even from a big distance. Even if the phones are forbbiden. And the war criminals must be judged and jailed, as they are not clearly part of the humanity anymore. A drone able to snatch and remove snippers alive if they are killing children is required.

	▲	gershy 20 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Tragic as it is, 20,000 children can be lost even in a justified war. It looks like historically, retaliatory wars are initially especially aggressive, lethal and indiscriminate (likely due in part to emotional soldiers who desire to punish whoever they are retaliating against). Is Israel conducting a war here that aligns with the historical trend?