Omer Bartov described the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, revealing civilian death ratios and destruction levels surpassing those seen in Hiroshima. He emphasized that 2-5% of Gaza's population has been killed, predominantly civilians, including many children. Bartov compared the current destruction in Gaza to historical events, asserting it is unprecedented in the 21st century. He highlighted that the scale of destruction is immense, with most of the region flattened. This ongoing crisis drew criticism and condemnation from various NGOs, which reported on the dire circumstances facing Palestinians.
Omer Bartov stated that Israel's destruction of Gaza has surpassed the destruction of Hiroshima, with casualty ratios not seen since the 20th century.
Between 2 and 5% of Gaza's population have been killed, with 60-70% of these being civilians, and a third of the deceased are children.
Some destruction in Gaza exceeds the devastation from nuclear weapons in Hiroshima, with only one area remaining undestroyed.
Bartov compared the killing rate in Gaza to Syria's civil war, claiming Israel achieved a much higher death rate in a shorter time.
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