Young climate activists haven\u2019t \u2018been radicalised\u2019 \u2013 solidarity with marginalised people has always been at the heart of our message<\/p>
More than 15,000 people<\/a>, of whom at least 6,000 were children. That\u2019s how many people Israel has reportedly killed in the Gaza Strip in a matter of weeks \u2013 and those numbers are still rising. Israel has bombed basic societal infrastructure and civilian targets such as hospitals, schools, shelters and refugee camps<\/a>. Israel has imposed a siege, preventing food, medicine, water and fuel from reaching the 2.3 million Palestinians trapped in the occupied Gaza Strip, leading Oxfam to accuse Israel of employing \u201cstarvation as a weapon of war<\/a>\u201d.<\/p> Dozens of United Nations experts<\/a> have described the situation as \u201ca genocide in the making\u201d, hundreds of international scholars<\/a> have warned of an unfolding genocide and prominent Israeli genocide expert Raz Segal<\/a> has called it \u201ca textbook case of genocide\u201d. But most of the world, particularly the so-called global north, is looking the other way.<\/p> This article was written <\/em>by:<\/em><\/p> Continue reading...<\/a>\n