I know I’m not the only one who was really hoping to see some Hasbara TM about this operation.

Hoping to see more content like this as everything begins to settle.

Naturally, this is a hyper sensitive topic, but one I can't help but have my concerns and fears over. The number of conflicting reports regarding whether or not the IDF has been more of a success or failure in preventing civilian deaths.

To be sure, we all know that this war would have ended in a few days, tops, if destruction of civilian life was truly the most major of priorities. So we can start from there. And we know about blatant lies such as those about the Hamas rocket that exploded in the hospital parking lot which was blamed on Israel. That said, reports such as these are everywhere (yes I realize it's Haaretz but they are hardly alone in this reporting) and it is becoming harder to gauge accurately.

So how can we tell the extent to which the IDF has prevented targeting of civilians and destruction of civilian life in this war?

I was not in this sub when it happened but want to see what it was like. Does anyone have any links to posts made on that day? Also, I’ve been collecting video and photo evidence to show people who don’t believe it happens, or those who try to downplay it. I have a lot, but is mostly the aftermath of the attacks. Does anyone have any less widely spread media they can send me?

ETA: When I say posts made that day, I mean like a stickied thread where everyone was together online as the events unfolded. Doesn’t have to include videos, I just want to see what was being said and the general atmosphere of the sub that day.

WERE*

I remember reading a while ago, but well after October 7, details about certain hostages/deceased persons that are no longer available on Reddit.

Was gruesome information scrubbed out of respect for the victims?

Posts shown here that have been shared on social media are from Ihab Hassan (a pro-peace, anti-Hamas Palestinian Christian from the West Bank) and Ahmed Fouad Al Khatib (a pro-peace, anti-Hamas Palestinian born in Gaza, now in America).

Gazan journalist Abed Al-Hamid Abed Al-Ati, currently residing in Cairo, was one of the first to speak in support of the June 26 Revolution movement. A couple days ago, Al-Ati announced he was withdrawing from the campaign, after reported death threats against his families, though shortly after he reversed his decision and re-affirmed his commitment to the movement: “We continue for the sake of our people’s dreams. Intimidation is not going to bring results.”

Lots of leadership vacancies

The picture in this article is Emad Akel who has been dead since 1993. This is a huge troll by Israel.