Gaza father lost 103 relatives from Israeli Airstrike
It sounds like genocide to me:
"Ahmad al-Ghuferi missed the bomb that obliterated his family.
When 103 relatives were killed in a strike on their family home in Gaza City, he was stuck 50 miles (80km) away, in the occupied West Bank town of Jericho.
Ahmad had been working on a Tel Aviv construction site when Hamas attacked Israel on 7 October - unable to return to his wife and three young daughters because of the war that followed, and Israel's military blockade.
He spoke to them at the same time every day, when the phone connections allowed, and was on the phone to his wife, Shireen, as the attack happened on the evening of 8 December.
"She knew she would die," he said. "She told me to forgive her for anything bad she might ever have done to me. I told her there was no need to say that. And that was the last call between us."
A large bomb attack on his uncle's house that evening killed his wife and his three young daughters - Tala, Lana and Najla.
It also killed Ahmad's mother, four of his brothers and their families, as well as dozens of his aunts, uncles and cousins. More than 100 dead in all. Over two months on, some of their bodies are still trapped under the rubble.
He has been left to piece together the story of what happened from the accounts of a few surviving relatives and neighbours.
They told him that a missile had first struck the entrance to his family's house.
"They hurried out and went to my uncle's house nearby," he said. "Fifteen minutes later, a fighter jet hit that house."
Survivors say the eldest victim was a 98-year-old grandmother; the youngest a baby boy born just nine days earlier.
There was no advance warning."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/call-dad-tears-gaza-father-210103430.html
Pure evil.