even the water in Gaza is dangerous 97 percent of it here is not safe for human consumption families are forced to buy expensive bottled water or rely on aid agencies
if you're08:38the landlord here right and you've cut electricity you've cut water you've sealed all the entrances and exits and you're still pointing out the fact that there's a man in the apartment that beats his children that doesn't make it untrue but you're fundamentally responsible for the building aren't you
14:29 Israel is occupying us since 52 years long time before there was Hamas even a long time before there was there was Rockets in Israel in Gaza Israel has been occupying us for 52 years it has displaced us since 72 years and Israel is responsible for thatlet me say that Israel they said that Israel provide some electricity Israel gets paid for21:17that but it is how much electricity people get in gas six hours a day imagine can you live with only six hours a day of electricity imagine that you cannot can you live with this very scarce amount of water Ezreal has made Gaza the largest prison in the world it's an open-air prison where people are clustered where people are practically treated as Jewish people were treated in ghettos in Europe
Half of Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip are under the age of 19, but they have few to no prospects for socioeconomic growth and limited access to the outside world.The International Committee of the Red Cross considers the blockade illegal and says it violates the Geneva Convention, a charge Israeli officials deny. The UN, various human rights groups and legal scholars, citing the blockade, consider the Gaza Strip to still be under military occupation by Israel.What is it like living in Gaza?Before this conflict, Human Rights Watch likened conditions in the Gaza Strip to "an open air prison", referring to the restriction of movement Israel enforces on Palestinians there. Israel prohibits Palestinians from entering or leaving the area "except in extremely rare cases, which include urgent, life-threatening medical conditions and a very short list of merchants", according to B'Tselem, an Israeli human rights group.By limiting imports and nearly all exports, Israel's 16-year blockade has driven the Gaza Strip's economy to near-collapse, with unemployment rates above 40%, according to the World Bank. More than 65% of the population lives under the poverty line, according to the UN, with 63% of people deemed "food insecure" by the World Food Programme.Little psychological support exists for a generation of children who are "living with the long-term psychological effects of constant exposure to violence", according to a UN report, which described an uptick of mental health issues, including depression, among young people living in the Gaza Strip.
なんで死者１０万人を越えるような広島の核攻撃が、数十人とか、数百人とかの限定爆撃と同じなんだよ。そんな覚悟もなしに何で戦争を始めるのか。ガザの封鎖だって、自動車爆弾で自爆攻撃するから壁を作ったので、戦争で勝てないなら、政治的に解決するのが当然だ。１９４８年にイスラエルを壊滅しよう…
— buvery (@buvery) October 12, 2023
広島と比べられないが、
The overwhelming majority of those killed were Palestinians. The UN says at least 2,104 Palestinian died, including 1,462 civilians, of whom 495 were children and 253 women.２０１４年には１４６２人の民間人が殺されている。
You will find more infographics at Statista In 2014, during the Gaza War, the Gaza power plant was hit several times by Israeli shelling. Its fire extinguishing systems were struck and its fuel tanks were set ablaze. By 2015, the plant has had some basic repairs and relied on one small fuel tank to operate. The blockade makes maintenance and importing parts very difficult, and limits fuel imports.[7]Power crisis of 2017On 16 April 2017, the Gaza power plant closed after fuel supplied by Qatar and Turkey ran out.[8] Hamas blamed the PA for the crisis by not passing tax revenues to Gaza, while the PA claimed that Hamas officials in Gaza were simply incapable of running the plant efficiently.[9] As at 25 April 2017, all power lines from Egypt to Gaza were down.[8][10][11] The electricity supplied by IEC was the only electricity available in the Gaza Strip.In April 2017, the PA told IEC that it would only pay ILS 25 million of the ILS 40 million monthly bill for Gaza and instructed IEC to reduce supply.[10] IEC reduced supplies to Gaza in May and June 2017, saying the dispute was an internal Palestinian matter.[12][13][14] PA President Mahmoud Abbas was seen as seeking to ramp up pressure on Hamas.[15] The Israeli military and the UN have warned that the electricity crisis and resulting humanitarian crisis may lead Gaza to initiate military hostilities.[16][17] Hamas has labelled Israel's decision as "dangerous and catastrophic", threatening to renew violence
ハマスを「テロリスト」と呼ぶべきか。スナク首相を始め、英国の政治家がこぞって「呼べ」とBBCに圧力をかけています。
— Gakushi Fujiwara / 藤原学思 (@fujiwara_g1) October 11, 2023
BBCの編集指針では「むしろ理解を妨げるものになりうる」と規定。「実直に、騒ぎ立てることなく事実を示し、視聴者に考えを決めてもらうのがBBCの仕事」https://t.co/sBG7xYhm9p
テロリズム
the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims:
政治目的追求のために、特に民間人に対して、暴力や脅迫を不法に使用すること
Why BBC doesn't call Hamas militants 'terrorists' - John Simpson Israel Gaza war
Terrorism is a loaded word, which people use about an outfit they disapprove of morally. It's simply not the BBC's job to tell people who to support and who to condemn - who are the good guys and who are the bad guys.
During the 50 years I've been reporting on events in the Middle East, I've seen for myself the aftermath of attacks like this one in Israel, and I've also seen the aftermath of Israeli bomb and artillery attacks on civilian targets in Lebanon and Gaza. The horror of things like that stay in your mind forever.
But this doesn't mean that we should start saying that the organisation whose supporters have carried them out is a terrorist organisation, because that would mean we were abandoning our duty to stay objective.
We don't take sides.
Genocide against Palestinians is a characterization of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict that argues that Israel has carried out or is carrying out some kind of genocide against the Palestinian population, sometimes related to the view that Israel is a settler colonial state.
Historian Ilan Pappe argued that genocide "is the only appropriate way to describe what the Israeli army is doing in the Gaza Strip".[7][8][9]
In a 2023 article, Mohammed Nijim "contends that Israeli policies that were enacted after the introduction of the siege in Gaza amount to slow-motion genocide
もともとイスラエルのパレスチナ政策はジェノサイドといわれていたわけだね。
Israel's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant drew international condemnation by announcing on Monday a "total blockade" to stop food and fuel reaching Gaza, home to 2.3 million people. Gallant said Israel was battling "beastly people."
"Such blatant dehumanization and attempts to bomb a people into submission, to use starvation as a method of warfare, and to eradicate their national existence are nothing less than genocidal," Palestinian U.N. envoy Riyad Mansour wrote in a letter to the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday, seen by Reuters.
“Israel is targeting everybody, no one knows when they’ll be next,” says Arrej—one of 2.3 million Palestinians facing the Israeli state’s murderous onslaught on the Gaza Strip.“The scale of this attack is worse than in 2014 and 2021,” she told Socialist Worker as bombs rained down on Deir al Bala in central Gaza. “Israeli ships are firing at us indiscriminately, and in Al Qarara the Israelis have used phosphorus bombs.“The fear now is that the Israelis want to ethnically cleanse the Palestinians from Gaza into Egypt.”
▶サウジからの重たいメッセージ
— 髙安カミユ（ミジンコまさ） (@martytaka777) October 12, 2023
イラン・ライシ大統領とサウジ・サルマン皇太子が電話会談を行った。会談での重要ポイントは3つ。
①民間人を標的にする事をサウジは拒否
②サウジが紛争拡大阻止のために動く
③パレスチナへの戦争犯罪を終わらせる必要がある… pic.twitter.com/Sn93GKsN2F
Iran president, Saudi crown prince speak for first time since ties restored Reuters October 12, 2023
Raisi and the Saudi crown prince discussed the "need to end war crimes against Palestine," Iranian state media said.The Saudi crown prince, for his part, "affirmed that the Kingdom is making all possible efforts in communicating with all international and regional parties to stop the ongoing escalation," Saudi state news agency SPA said.He also reiterated Saudi Arabia's rejection of targeting civilians in any way, SPA added.
なんとサウジとイランがイスラエルの戦争犯罪をやめさせると、
Biden urges Israel to follow 'rules of war' 12 Oct 2023 06:07AM▶バイデン：イスラエルは『戦争の規則』に従うべき
— 髙安カミユ（ミジンコまさ） (@martytaka777) October 12, 2023
私が指摘した点と同様に、米国も『イスラエルに非人道的復讐をさせない事』を重視したようだ。イスラエルに釘を刺したと言える。過剰な復讐は中東世論を沸騰させ中東戦争だけでなく世界を不安定化させる。それで一番苦労するのは米国。そして日台。 pic.twitter.com/mhGByk3Ebr
US Senator Lindsey Graham said clearly and unequivocally in an interview aired on Fox News that "we are fighting a religious war, and I am on Israel's side".
Graham's message to Israel was: "Do whatever it takes. Raze this place to the ground."
Israeli air strikes have so far targeted hospitals, mosques, and residential buildings across Gaza. Entire families have been wiped out by the bombing campaign.
So far, in addition to the Palestinians that have been killed, at least 5,339 have been injured. It is unclear how many buildings have been razed, as the number continues to rise by the hour.
The violence has also made its way into the occupied West Bank, where Israeli forces have killed 28 Palestinians
Instead, Biden said with confidence that "we uphold the law of war". However, experts said the US and Israel both have an extensive history of violating international humanitarian law and the laws of war.
"I want to be clear with my words right now. It's rich that the US would claim to abide by the laws of war. Anyone who still believes that the US would uphold the laws of war or respect the international laws it wrote is deluding themselves."
現時点で「ハマス非難、イスラエル憂慮」という日本政府の姿勢はおおむね妥当だと思う。今回の武力行使の契機においてハマスには非難が向けられるべきだが、他方、その後の武力行使の手法においては双方が無差別攻撃を行い多数の民間人死者を出している。 そのうえで日本政府には、双方に対し、武力行使における国際人道法違反は許さないという「法の支配」の観点からのメッセージを強化してほしい。それこそが、「米欧と一線を画す中露とも一線を画す」日本の役割ではないか
日本もこんなかんじでいいよ。Bernie Sander’s statement. Beautifully and humanely written. pic.twitter.com/vjSUkofh5t
— Roscoe44 (@Roscoes44) October 11, 2023
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