IDF's Latest 'Precision Strike': An Infant's Lungs
In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces deployed tear gas during a raid near Nablus, sending an infant to the hospital. While Western media might frame this as an isolated incident, such uses of crowd control weapons in densely populated civilian areas are routine. We're talking about an army routinely lauded as having the 'most moral military in the world' (according to Prime Minister
Netanyahu, May 2021), yet its operations frequently impact the most vulnerable. This isn't just about an unfortunate accident; it's about the deliberate maintenance of an occupation through force, where the line between 'security operations' and collective punishment blurs until an infant is gasping for air. One might ask, how many more non-combatant hospitalizations does it take for this to stop
being a 'conflict' and start being recognized for what it is?