21/01/2026
Gaza Destroyed as Punishment, Not War
An IDF officer admits that the destruction of Gaza was carried out as an act of “punishment” — targeting civilian infrastructure with no military value and no link to active fighting.
By December 28, nearly 70% of buildings in northern Gaza were damaged or destroyed.
Entire towns were decimated.
Not for military necessity — but for revenge.
International humanitarian law is clear:
Collective punishment, reprisals against civilians, and the large-scale destruction of civilian property are strictly prohibited under the Geneva Conventions and the Rome Statute of the ICC.
What is happening in Gaza is not defense.
It is devastation.
Gaza deserves justice.