UNICEF: Bibi Netanyahu has already killed nearly 300 children.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a genocidal figure who, according to the United Nations, shames humanity, reached another shameful milestone this weekend; a UNICEF report reveals that he has killed 296 children and teenagers since the beginning of the offensive in Gaza; they represent 30% of civilian victims; "nothing is as shameful as killing sleeping children," recalled UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon; however, the war criminal Netanyahu promises to continue the massacre; he wants more innocent blood.
247 - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the genocidal leader, achieved yet another shameful record this Saturday. According to UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund, he has now murdered 296 children and teenagers since the beginning of the military offensive against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
"Children represent 30% of civilian casualties," states the United Nations Children's Fund. And the death toll could be even higher. "The number of children killed in the last 48 hours may increase, following a series of checks that are being carried out," says UNICEF.
Netanyahu, who is leading the carnage with the support of the United States, has been harshly condemned by the United Nations. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon stated that "nothing is as shameful as killing sleeping children" after he decided to bomb a UN school that served as a shelter for refugees, even after receiving 17 reports from the UN that there were homeless children there.
In total, the Tel Aviv genocidaire has murdered 1.670 people and, according to the UN, should be tried as a "war criminal." However, Israel is one of the few countries in the world that does not submit to international law.
According to the UN, Bibi Netanyahu's government shames all of humanity.
Read below the news report in which the war criminal promises to carry out his massacre:
The offensive will continue until Israel feels safe, says the prime minister.
Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip will continue and it will not retreat until the country feels secure against Hamas, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced.
Today (2), the Israeli Army announced the withdrawal of soldiers from the cities of Beit Lahiya, in the North of the region. With this measure, international media outlets reported that the Israeli operation was coming to an end.
The Israeli operation, which began on July 8, has caused more than 1,6 deaths on the Palestinian side, including 296 children and teenagers, according to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). On the Israeli side, 63 people were killed.
Since yesterday (1st), Israel had already decided that it would not reach an agreement with Hamas to end hostilities, but that it would act on its own initiative until all objectives were met.
As long as there is no ceasefire, Egypt is seeking... to mediate a solution Regarding the conflicts between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Sissi believes the Egyptian proposal represents a "real possibility" for ending the fighting.
The Egyptian initiative, presented days after the start of the Israeli offensive, called for a ceasefire followed by negotiations. It was accepted by Israel, but rejected by Hamas, which demanded as a precondition the end of the blockade in place since 2006, the opening of the border with Egypt, and the release of prisoners by Israel.