Israeli forces killed 28 health care workers in Lebanon in just the past day, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a press briefing on Thursday. So far, Israeli forces have killed 1,600 people, including over 100 children, in the past two weeks in Lebanon.
Israel has openly adopted attacks on health care as a military practice in its genocide in Gaza — one of many tactics that seemingly violate international wartime law that Israel is now using on Lebanon.
Israel is carrying out intense shelling in Lebanon, killing nearly the same number of people in Lebanon in just 10 days as were killed in the 2006 Lebanon war,
Israel’s violence is also causing a major displacement crisis. (…) at least 1.2 million people across Lebanon, or over a fifth of the population, have been forcibly displaced amid Israel’s attacks.
There are protests that are being severely repressed against Netanyahu’s government. Don’t generalize an entire people; it’s the same propaganda as saying that all Gazans are terrorists.
No.
There are protests against the hostages not being recused.
Show us a protest against the genocide and war crimes.
Simple Google search: https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c722pyj1zm1o
There are tons of anti-war protests in Israel. You’re just not hearing about them because you don’t bother to look.
You’re only proving me right here.
They are protesting to bring the prisoners home and return to their normal lives, they are not protesting against the warcrimes being committed.
Oh, please, you’re intentionally splitting hairs. These Israeli protestors would be happy to see Netanyahu charged with war crimes. You’re trying to paint Israelis as being callous, warmongering people who all unilaterally support the war crimes of their government, which is a blatantly ignorant and untrue view of the situation. You’re no better than those who paint Palestinians as rabid supporters of Hamas, one and all.
in this case you would imagine that it would be easy to show an organised anti war, pro peace movement in Israel?
https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c722pyj1zm1o