“The tower of cards”. It can be read in the text that accompanies a video, taken at ground level, of the last moments in which one of the five great towers – of residential use – that have been destroyed by the Army of Israel this weekend was standing, in the framework of the, which seeks the military control of the last and largest city in the Palestinian enclave,, displacing about one million civilians.
No, it is not another publication of Israeli citizens on social networks, mocking the. It is an entry in X -The Twitter- that belongs to one of the key men of the defense, Israel Katz. As usual, the head of the military campaign that Tel Aviv has launched on the strip has published several videos of bombings or demolition of buildings, mocking.
To get an idea, only this Sunday more than fifty Palestinians, at least 52, were killed under the fire of the Israeli bombs. Part of them died during attacks aimed at continuing with another of the pillars of the operation, ending the infrastructure of the largest Gazatí city that has not yet been – of all – reduced to debris. In these residential and civil use of demolished, there is also the one that was the largest tower of Gaza, that of Al Jundi, with 14 plants, and whose collapse has caused multiple wounded that were in the area of the Rimal neighborhood market.
Katz, to joke with the destruction of civilian buildings to pull the bombing on a university center
In a brief publication, Katz has shared the explosion of one of these towers with the following message: “The card tower. The Gaza horizon is changing.” In reality, not only that of Gaza, because since the beginning of the military campaign in response to the 7-O, the demolitions of housing of Palestinians have also multiplied-as well as that of their lands-in the occupied West Bank ,.
Israel Katz has not been there, who in another subsequent publication has pulled the destruction of another objective of the Israel Defense forces (IDF, in English). A university center that the Minister of Defense himself has identified as “the ‘Islamic’ University of Gaza”, which “rises through the air.” As an explanation, Katz adds that.
This is the same defense minister who presumes precision attacks and that his army warns the civilian population with the launch of octavillas and printed messages to ‘evacuate’ the bombing areas. Also the one who, occupying the Israeli exterior portfolio, criticized that Spain recognized the Palestinian State with a gesture of doubtful place in the diplomatic language and in the field of international relations, the publication of a video that intermingled images of the brutal attacks of Hamas of 7-O with those of Danceras y Cantas At the rhythm of Seville.
