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Global conscience tested in Gaza
The crisis in Gaza has reached a level that reflects a distortion of humanitarian and moral values within the international community. Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz's statement that Gaza "no longer exists" after its complete destruction clearly demonstrates the extent of the cleansing and total devastation witnessed in the region—damage that surpasses the destruction caused in European cities during World War II. The military strategy employed did not solely aim to disable resistance capabilities but also involved the destruction of essential infrastructure, leading to the crushing of civilians' lives and the dismantling of their fundamental foundations. Conversely, international policies show negligence and collusion, with the global community ignoring Israeli war violations amid rhetoric about human rights and defending international law—justified by politicizing the law and applying it only to the weak. The destruction of Gaza and its transformation into a global symbol of human conscience's failure serve as a sharp interrogation of international ethics, continually raising questions about the persistence of justicelessness and silence in the face of this aggression.
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