You keep blabbing on about children in Gaza, who is it putting them in harms way? Who caused all this? NigeriaThe UN Development Programme estimated that the Boko Haram/ISWAP conflict had caused: 35,000 direct violent deaths between 2009 and the end of 2020 Nearly 350,000 total deaths, once hunger, disease, destroyed healthcare and displacement were included About 314,000 of those were indirect deaths, many involving young children. Many thousands of Christians have been killed in Nigeria over the past decade. Islamist groups such as Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) have deliberately targeted Christian churches, clergy, and communities. Violence involving some Fulani militant groups has also caused large numbers of Christian deaths, although experts note that these conflicts can involve a mixture of religious, ethnic, land and criminal motives rather than religion alone. Probably tens of thousands were directly murdered by Islamist extremist groups during the last decade, and hundreds of thousands may have died when indirect consequences such as starvation and disease are included. But no credible source can truthfully provide one exact number for “minorities and children” across Nigeria, Sudan and every other affected country. Israel. Year Attack Location Killed 2023 Hamas-led 7 October attack Israel ~1,200 1994 AMIA Jewish Community Centre bombing Buenos Aires, Argentina 85 1948 Hadassah medical convoy massacre Jerusalem 79 1978 Coastal Road massacre Israel 38 2002 Passover massacre Netanya, Israel 30 2003 Shmuel HaNavi bus bombing Jerusalem 24 2003 Tel Aviv Central Bus Station bombing Tel Aviv 23 2001 Dolphinarium discotheque bombing Tel Aviv 21 2003 Maxim restaurant bombing Haifa 21 2001 Sbarro restaurant bombing Jerusalem 15 The two deadliest by far1. Hamas attack on Israel (7 October 2023) Approximately 1,200 people killed. Around 250 hostages taken. The deadliest terrorist attack in Israel's history and the deadliest single day for Jews since the Holocaust. 2. AMIA bombing (18 July 1994) 85 people killed. Over 300 injured. A truck bomb destroyed the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association (AMIA) building in Buenos Aires. It remains the deadliest antisemitic terrorist attack outside Israel since World War II. Somalia: Converts from Islam face severe violence, including the risk of being killed by extremist groups or even relatives. Yemen: Ongoing war, Islamist extremism, and tribal pressures make openly practicing Christianity extremely dangerous. Sudan: Christians, especially in conflict zones, face attacks and discrimination amid the country's ongoing civil war. Eritrea: Many Christians belonging to unrecognized churches are imprisoned indefinitely. Syria: Christian communities have suffered heavily from years of civil war and attacks by Islamist extremist groups. Nigeria: Boko Haram, Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), and some armed Fulani militant groups have attacked Christian villages, churches, and clergy, although Muslims are also victims of extremist violence. Pakistan: Christians face discrimination, attacks, and misuse of blasphemy laws. Libya: Christians, especially migrants and converts, are vulnerable to abduction and killings by extremist groups. Iran: Converts from Islam and leaders of house churches are frequently arrested and imprisoned. YES, THE BARBARITY OF ISLAM.
