They didn't just blow up the school.

They cheered and weaped as they did so.

This is the Israeli defence forces in Bait Hanoon, Northern Gaza,

and here they have blown up a school run by the United Nations.

Let's be clear here.

Destroying civilian infrastructure like this is, unequivocally, a war crime.

You can present an exception if civilian buildings are used for current military purposes,

then you can take armed action so long as you can argue there is some form of proportionality.

So ask yourself, how can it be used this school for a current military purpose?

How did the IDF go into the school and wire it with explosives

which they could then detonate if that was the case?

You see, what you're seeing here is one example of how the IDF

feels emboldened to flaunt its war crimes to the world,

knowing quite rationally that there are no consequences.

There are so many different war crimes being committed right now,

and I think we need to speak about some of them.

Now we know that they repeatedly bombed schools in Gaza and hospitals

raised, of course, much of Gaza to the ground,

slaughtered medics, aid workers, more UN workers have been killed in any conflict

since the year it was founded in the 1940s, journalists,

and, of course, ordinary civilians, and time and time again,

their entire families and suffered no consequences.

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