Hind was last heard from trapped in a car under fire, surrounded by bodies of her relatives, 12 days ago.

Hind Rajab was fleeing the city with her aunt, uncle and three cousins when the car they were travelling in appears to have come face to face with Israeli tanks, and come under fire.

Audio recordings of calls between Hind and emergency call operators suggest that the six-year-old was the only one left alive in the car, hiding from Israeli forces among the bodies of her relatives.

Her pleas for someone to rescue her ended when the phone line was cut amid the sound of more gunfire.

Paramedics from the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) managed on Saturday to reach the area, which had previously been closed off as an active combat zone.

They found the black Kia car Hind had been travelling in - its windscreen and dashboard smashed to pieces, bullet holes scattered across the side.

  • lennybird@lemmy.worldEnglish
    101·
    9 months ago

    Well I don’t know what to say. I think I’ve given fact-based or very tightly-woven logical points of reason that have largely gone unchallenged. If what I say here is “opinions as facts,” then you most certainly are engaging in that two-fold.

    I have to chuckle at you quoting my question, then deflecting yet again with what appears to be a Tu Quoque / Whataboutism / Two-Wrongs-Make-a-Right fallacy. I swear, there’s a pattern between people who have an aversion to giving a direct response to a question and having an incredibly weak argumentative position.

    The two open questions remain:

    • How many children are you willing to shoot for each Hamas you can shoot?
    • Will there be more or less radicalization in the years to come as a result of Israel’s response?

    Let me know when you’re ready to directly answer them.