Israel’s military has bombed another United Nations-run school as well as an Israeli-designed “safe-zone” in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 42 Palestinians and wounding dozens of others, according to Palestinian officials.

The Israeli attacks on Tuesday hit the UN’s al-Razi school in the central Nuseirat refugee camp and a main street lined with market stalls in the southern al-Mawasi area, where thousands of displaced Palestinians had sought shelter.

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      It’s been 76 years since they started. This could probably go on forever.

      Now I don’t encourage eternal suffering, but I also don’t encourage quickly wiping out an entire race for their own “security”.

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          There was a group that was great at it nearly 100 years ago, and even those guys couldn’t get it done in a few months. Properly genocoding a people doesn’t happen overnight. Isreal has just been oppressing until recently so the genocide thing is going to take a bit longer.

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        Well they seem to be failing specially if they want to wipe them out while Netanyahu is still in charge

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          They’re doing their best. Since the people tracking the death toll have been bombed into the dirt and the majority of residences in the gaza strip have been completely demolished, the actual toll of this conflict is a lot more than the commonly cited 30,000+. In Gaza, 2 Million Palestinians lived in high density, and the Israeli military pushed them into camps near Rafah which they’ve also started striking.

          If the conflict suddenly ends, though, so will Netanyahu’s power grab, so he’s dragging it out.