“Genocide” and social divide in “Israel” after the Gaza war – Mehr News Agency | RCO News Agency

According to the report of Mehr news agency, quoting from the base of the trans-regional Al-Quds al-Arabi newspaper,In this documentary, the Israeli comedian says that if “occupation” was the most important issue in the past, now “genocide” has become the main issue; A phrase that echoes the uneasiness felt by many Israelis after the long and devastating war in Gaza.

The report states that the concept of “genocide” needs to be proven legally, but some see it as a symbolic title for Israel’s war crimes in Gaza, including the killing of civilians, widespread destruction of infrastructure, starvation and lack of water.

According to the mentioned statistics, about 78% of Gaza’s buildings and infrastructures have been destroyed and the water storage capacity has also decreased by 84%. It is also said that most of the agricultural lands in this area have been destroyed.

In an article that published the list of martyrs of the Gaza war in Haaretz newspaper, “Nir Hassoun” believes: the value gap in the Israeli Jewish community that existed before the war between the supporters of the continuation of the occupation and the supporters of peaceful solutions, has now become a deeper gap; In such a way that one side considers military measures such as killing and siege as acceptable and the other side considers it unacceptable.

According to the author, this difference of opinion has even affected everyday social relations and made it difficult to talk about the war, especially when using the term “genocide” in Israel’s public space is associated with sensitivity.

According to an analysis published in the Hebrew newspaper Haaretz, among the more than 72,000 “killed” recorded in Gaza, about 17,594 children were under the age of 16, of which 3,150 were infants or children under the age of three. Also, at least 47 percent of the victims are women, children, and the elderly who did not participate in the conflicts.

According to the author, this statistic has started a wide debate about the nature of the Gaza war and the responsibilities for civilian casualties, and it is expected that the occupation of the Palestinian territories will be at the center of these discussions again.