Even by African standards, civilian deaths in Israel-Hamas war setting records
Some 11 000 people have now been reported killed in the four weeks of the Hamas-Israel war, 1 400 in the initial Hamas attack on Israel, and more than 9 000 in Israel's strikes on Gaza.That makes the war record-setting not only for the proportion of civilians killed, which is far higher than in typical conflicts, but also in absolute numbers.South Africans need to be in the know if we want to create a prosperous future.
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