9,227 – The number of Palestinians killed in Gaza.
144 – The number of Palestinians killed in the West Bank.
1,400 – The number of people killed in Israel.
24 – The number of Israeli soldiers killed since the start of the ground offensive.
23,516 – The number of Palestinians injured in Gaza.
2,200 – The number of Palestinians injured in the West Bank.
5,400 – The number of Israelis injured.
250,000 – The number of Israelis displaced.
More than 1.4 million – The number of Palestinians displaced in Gaza.
At least 241 – The number of soldiers and civilians being held hostage in Gaza.
5 – The number of hostages released or rescued.
421 – The number of aid trucks let into Gaza.
33,960 – The number of residential units destroyed in Gaza.
There is only debate about that because of thousands of years of persecution very particular to Jewish history.
Being that it is one of the few religions that only survived (not because of temples and cities) because they wrote down their customs in a few books that also allow you to criticise and debate about what is written.
So the only reason why Jewish people survived in certain points was not by grabing on to religion but yes to the culture.
So the it’s like they where a country without borders or physical location, but the books provided the sense of unity normal countries have, like Spain or Finland, but nearly in written
Yeah, but that’s true of a lot of religions. Even Scientologists have a culture that transcends borders, but I don’t think we should be making a Scientologist state.
I really think people are underselling the dangers of religion just because it is popular to like this religion right now.
Theocracy is bad regardless of who perveys it.