Haaretz: Israel arms drug dealers to commit ‘war crimes’ and loot homes in Gaza

Israel’s government is growing increasingly alarmed by children’s kites launched from Gaza, viewing them as a potential threat. Kites have been falling from the sky in recent weeks, prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s administration to accuse Hamas of testing its boundaries. The Israeli government has threatened to take harsh measures against those responsible, even threatening to forcibly evict residents from areas where kites are launched.

The situation escalated when the Gaza Peace Board, a body chaired by Donald Trump overseeing the implementation of the Gaza truce, sided with Israel and called for an end to all militant activity, including kite flying, within the Palestinian enclave.

Footage from Gaza has surfaced showing adults angrily destroying kites or children crying out of frustration because they can no longer fly them. Popular committees operating in the Strip have urged parents to prevent their children from playing with kites in order to protect their innocent lives. The popular committees’ warnings highlight the severity of the situation and the emotional impact on the affected children.