We think we all feel pains and sufferings during our lifes.
Imagine what's to be a 6 years old child living in Gaza: we simply cannot!

I've heard that, in the end, childs in Gaza have come back to school recently; albeit life conditions are far from being "normal" there, this is at least a first consolation. As a citizen of the Western (Old) world and with childs myself, I always felt really depressed about the omnipotence of Israelian and US governments.

Nobody could "stop" them from making such a miserable massacre. The injustice here is so thick that can be felt directly.

According to Unicef, more than 97% of schools in Gaza were damaged or destroyed during the war.

I've spent long times thinking how kids could have survived in Gaza for all those years of intensified war, with lack of food, buildings, hospitals and general goods. Families had to displace themselfs now in the south, then in the north again, then here, then there again without end (with Israelians always saying that "it will be safe there").

Are we forgetting all this? I hope history will not remember all those events as just "a small war against terrorists".
What will a child grown that way do once it will grow up? If it was me, I would surely fight to vindicate all the people killed.

What makes me the most angry in all this is the lack of international journalists in Gaza: will this become a new standard?
It's paradoxical: in an epoch where people are over-interconnected and publish online thousands of GBs of videos every minute, we often don't know exactly what happens in the battlefields.
Once upon a time being respected, now journalists get killed intentionally for what they do, instead.

Will armed forces get used to be unpunished for all the crimes? Money pays for the silence and rifle bullets execute the orders.

What a shame...