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How genocide in Gaza followed Bosnia’s painful pattern

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This briefing analyzes the trajectory of the Israel-Gaza conflict, drawing parallels to the Srebrenica genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Three years into the war, the situation mirrors historical patterns of ethnic cleansing, with specific attention to the displacement of civilians and the destruction of infrastructure. The evidence highlights a timeline of escalating violence and humanitarian crisis, noting that while the conflict has lasted three years, the full extent of civilian displacement and infrastructure damage remains underreported and unverified.

Key points

• Three years into the Israel-Gaza war, the conflict's trajectory mirrors the Srebrenica genocide pattern, characterized by the displacement of civilians and destruction of infrastructure.
• The evidence indicates that while the conflict has lasted three years, the full extent of civilian displacement and infrastructure damage remains underreported and unverified.

Context and limitations

The evidence covers only the period three years into the war, with specific details on civilian displacement and infrastructure damage remaining underreported and unverified.

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