'We've killed so many children — it's hard to argue with that' (+972 Magazine, 2025-05-01)
https://www.972mag.com/silent-vigils-gazan-children-israel/
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>> Since March, hundreds of Israelis have joined silent vigils for slain Gazan children, holding up their photos to try to break through the wall of apathy.
>> The idea for these silent protests took shape among several activists in Tel Aviv who were horrified by the scale of death and destruction after Israel renewed its assault on Gaza in March…
>> “It started spontaneously,” said Amit Shilo, one of the organizers of the vigil. “... My friend Alma Beck posted a story with one of the [… deceased Gazan] children, and I wrote to her, ‘Let’s take their pictures to the Saturday night protest.’”
>> The two of them printed 40 black-and-white photos at home from the Daily File, ... “We thought it would just be five of us standing for ten minutes until someone attacked us and we went home — but dozens showed up,”
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@palestine@lemmy.ml @palestine@a.gup.pe @israel
I have honestly no clue what you're talking about for the first one. I'm saying that dismantling Israel does not require the removal of the people who live there.
That sounds like the fallacy of the thought-terminating cliché. And it would apply equally well to you. I actually can't imagine how you think saying that as part of an accusation would ever go well. Anyway you don't need to convince me of Israel's crimes.