The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a deeply complex issue, with roots in colonial history, international politics, and centuries of territorial and religious disputes. It's true that the establishment of Israel in 1948, with significant European and Western backing, led to the displacement of many Palestinians, setting off ongoing conflict and suffering. The death toll and the impact on civilians, especially children, are tragic, and the humanitarian cost of the violence cannot be ignored. The statistics you mentioned, including the loss of life among children, highlight the devastating consequences of prolonged conflict. Education, women’s freedom, and basic rights such as access to healthcare and safety have all been deeply affected, particularly in Palestinian territories where infrastructure and institutions have been severely disrupted. The future of Palestinian children, including their right to education and freedom, is deeply compromised by the ongoing conflict. The global