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(5/18) Sannd Abu al-Shaer was just 70 days old when an airstrike killed him and his 8-year-old brother, Abdul, and 5-year-old brother, Tariq. Tariq would ask his mother to help him get ready quickly to hurry to school. He dreamed of becoming a pediatrician and had a bicycle.

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(12/18) Youssef Sharaf lived with 30 relatives in an apartment building, hoping to find safety in numbers. But an Oct. 25, 2023 blast killed his four children: Malak, 11; Malik, 10; Yasmin, 6; and Nour, 3. He spent more than a week trying to dig their bodies out from under the rubble.

Kimber MacV
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I get your point, however, when will you publish similar lists about the other children in the world who are starving or dead due to those wars? This is not happening exclusively in Gaza & it’s your job to report on all of it.

your little friend
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granted, it doesn't indicate all the protest topics, but lots of people are protesting right now! people didn't stop protesting when trump entered office; there seems to be a lot less media coverage despite a large number of protests