아프리카ㆍ중동

Six  months  separate  us  from  the  onset  of  a  war  that  exposes  the  extreme  vulnerability  of international humanitarian law and international diplomatic relations, as few international conflicts did after the Second World War. Israel’s violent and bloodthirsty actions in Gaza have cumulated in an authentic bloodbath that has claimed well over 30,000 civilian victims; more than half of them children. Today, more than 20 Palestinian civilians have been killed for every Israeli who has died since the start of the conflict—including those that fell during the October 7 massacre. In the Ukrainian War, the relationship has been exactly the opposite, there is one civilian death for every 20 military casualties. During the first 100 days of the invasion of Gaza, a massacre similar to that of Bucha (300 dead) has occurred every day.