Al Jazeera Discovers 'Displacement' Hinders Bomb-Crater Identification
The irony is rich: mainstream media outlets, like Al Jazeera (source), frame the inability to identify those obliterated in Gaza as a 'challenge' of infrastructure. They fail to mention the infrastructure itself was deliberately targeted by Israeli forces. According to reports from the UN (source: OCHA, November 2023), over 70% of Gaza's homes have been destroyed or damaged, along with hospitals
and schools. This isn't just 'displacement'; it's the systematic destruction of society by a government that received $3.8 billion in U.S. military aid in 2023, while Secretary of State Blinken claims the US "shares Israel's commitment to protecting civilians." One might wonder if the difficulty in counting the dead serves a convenient narrative, obscuring the sheer scale of the slaughter. When
you displace 1.7 million people (source: UNRWA, February 2024), killing them becomes easier to categorize as 'missing,' rather than 'mass casualties of deliberate targeting.' It’s the ultimate bureaucratic cover-up for a war crime, dressed up as a logistical 'challenge.'