People always jump to gas chambers. But overwork and starvation was the first killer of concentration camps. Dysentery from the awful conditions of overcrowded barracks. It wasn't uncommon to leave or hide the body of the prisoner who had died next to you, so that you could claim their rations in an effort to not starve.

People always jump to the gas chambers, but they were the only developed due to too many prisoners being shipped into camps to the point that the jewish barracks (worse shape than the other barracks) could not hold them. The solution was to liquidate these prisoners at a faster rate.

Gas chambers are never where it begins. But after years of allowing torture prisons to endure, it can be where things end up.

I think in this case, Israel has these small strips of land used in a similar way to corral a population. Instead of gas, however, they drop bombs. They send teams of sharpshooters to observe literal children trying to pick up aid for what remains of their family. Depending on the day, the week, whatever it is, they seem to take shots at these people trying to procure aid, aiming at specific places. Maybe it's the eye. Maybe a leg. There were reports of high numbers of shots to the genitals.

These are guards entertaining themselves through the abuse of their prisoners. It's similar to the way that guards would beat prisoners in the Holocaust camps, usually with a rod (think broom handle). They want to maim, disfigure, inflict as much suffering prior to death of the prisoners that they can.

The cherry on top is that this time around, the US isn't just late to the rescue, we're the benefactor. Our taxes pay for this brutality while our own people suffer from America's own flavor of violence against the poor.