Digital Archive of Israel's Genocide has been launched Archivegenocide.com
I came across the recent launch of a Archival website that has documented the social media of the conflict/war/genocide/massacre (whatever you call it) in Gaza. I highly recommend you spend sometime looking through it; I think it is very important that we don't forget what the Gazans went through and their suffering as we strive to achieving peace and humanitarian aid to support Gaza (assuming that's what we all want).
Watching these videos invoked the same feelings I had about a year ago when the destruction was peaking, the feeling of shock and horror that is now being streamed to my phone that made me ask questions about who are Palestinians and what their conditions are like that sent me down a rabbit hole of history. The contradiction of the propaganda I was hearing on the news versus what I saw with my eyes. It's ridiculous being told that the IDF is the "world's most moral army" while watching a bleeding baby covered in burns, and it was not just one baby either but many children. To those who say that this is what war looks like seem to forget the lessons of why war is bad to begin with, and why we protest against it. So many pointless wars fought in the last 80 years that resulted in the killing of so many civilians, why is this one any different?
To those who support this war, the bombings pre and post ceasefire, and the continued occupation of Gaza, I really want you to have a long stroll through the website and look at all of the screaming injured people, because that's war (or more accurately genocide), and if you support it, then you must have the stomach to watch the crimes against humanity that your support endorsed.