The zone has long been crowded by Palestinians seeking refuge from bombardment, but the situation grows more dire by the day, as waves of evacuees arrive and food and water grow scarce.
  • @[email protected]English
    10•3 months ago

    Concentrating them into camps you say?

    What a unique and novel historical event with no comparison. Wouldn’t wanna accidentally be antisemitic.

    • InfiniteGlitchEnglish
      5•3 months ago

      There’s a good comparison image but whenever someone tries to post it, it gets immediately deleted for “antisemitism”.

      It’s just insanity how majority of the presidents are entirely okay with genocide. But when the tides change and it happens to themselves, it suddenly would not be okay.

  • @[email protected]English
    4•3 months ago

    Concentration camps. We’re talking about concentration camps. (Not a holocaust camp like Auschwitz (yet), ‘just’ a military-enforced ghetto like Theresienstadt.)

    Edit: There were no gas chambers in Theresienstadt and executions were relatively rare; however most prisoners were eventually deported to Auschwitz or elsewhere to be killed, or died of malnutrition, typhoid etc. The overall survival rate of prisoners who had been to the ghetto was around 16 %. Ironically, many deports happened before the infamous Red Cross audit of 1944, to prevent them from finding signs ofn’t find any humanitarian crisis.

    In my opinion, the best thing Hamas could do is disband and end the war on the condition that Palestine becomes a country with borders and a democratically elected government. However, neither will agree to that, as Israel thinks it’s colonizing a savage land.