600 Days of Genocide in Gaza

The Numbers Are Overwhelming

Over 100,000 tons of bombs dropped on Gaza. More than Dresden, Hamburg, and London combined during World War II.

92% of homes damaged or destroyed.

More than 1.9 million displaced, many forced to flee multiple times.

The UN estimates 42 million tons of debris cover Gaza. Clearing and rebuilding could take 80 years and cost over $80 billion.

This is not war. This is annihilation. This is genocide.

More than 12,000 massacres.

At least 54,000 Palestinians killed, including 16,850 children.

Over 2,200 entire families completely exterminated.

Over 10,000 people missing or buried under rubble.

Over 25,000 children orphaned.

The ICC has issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Genocide charges are being pursued at the ICJ, backed by UN reports documenting the use of starvation, the targeting of medics, and the systematic destruction of civilian life.

95% of Gaza's schools damaged or destroyed.

What's left of a society when its fabric has been systematically unraveled?

9 out of 10 children are malnourished.

96% of Gaza's population faces food shortages, 95% of agricultural land unusable.

90% of Gaza's population has no access to safe drinking water.

Famine is imminent. Children are dying from hunger and dehydration.

The WHO reported that 57 children died of malnutrition in just the first two months of renewed aid blockade in 2025.

The Lancet estimates actual death toll may exceed 186,000—including deaths from destroyed hospitals, contaminated water, starvation, and disease.

No hospital in Gaza is fully functioning. None.

More than 500 aid workers, including 315 UNRWA staff, killed.

More than 230 journalists killed—the deadliest conflict for media workers in modern history.

600 days. The evidence is overwhelming. The intent is clear.

Amnesty International has directly accused Israel of genocide; Human Rights Watch has documented widespread war crimes and supported the ICJ case.

Yet Western governments continue shipping weapons. The UN Security Council remains paralyzed by vetoes. Media outlets still debate whether this constitutes genocide while we watch limbs blown off starved children in real time.

We have heard the children's cries muffled from under the rubble. We have seen them walk through fire. Literally.

The international system has failed completely. Rubble, famine, and ethnic cleansing are not unfortunate byproducts—they are the intended result.

Every government that enabled this bears responsibility. Every institution that failed to act is complicit. Every delay, every veto, every shipment of arms has Palestinian blood on it.