Gaza conflict one of bloodiest in 21st century: report

GAZA (National Times) In a recent investigation, Israel’s Haaretz daily highlighted the ongoing Israeli onslaught in Gaza as one of the “bloodiest” conflicts of the 21st century, Anadolu reports.

According to the newspaper, the incursion has claimed the lives of tens of thousands of Palestinians, many of whom were in zones previously designated as “safe” by the Israeli military.

The report criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for accusing “the international community of hypocrisy concerning the war in the Gaza Strip – and to claim it is ignoring other conflicts and humanitarian disasters.”

For example, Netanyahu in January said: “Where was South Africa when millions were killed or expelled from their homes in Syria and Yemen?”

“But a cold examination of the numbers killed in the Gaza Strip reveals this is one of the bloodiest wars since the beginning of the century, especially if you examine the rate of mortality out of the total population,” the report added.



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