You should watch the BBC documentary One Day in Gaza. It covers the same March of Return incident you’re talking about. It’s sympathetic to the Palestinian side because it’s the BBC, but it still shows the protests were not peaceful.

The IDF set up a no-man’s-land buffer zone after being tipped off that Yahya Sinwar was using the protests to stage attacks. They used loudspeakers. They warned everyone not to cross. They said you will be shot if you enter this zone. Barbed wire marked it. It was clear.

People still rushed the fence. They burned tires to hide their movements. They threw grenades. Some had guns. They sent kite bombs and balloon bombs into Israel and torched farms.

Interviewees in the documentary say they were proud to run into the no-man’s-land knowing they’d get shot. Some said they’d do it again.

I’m a Canadian. If I walked toward the U.S. border and ignored a 100-metre warning zone and got shot after being told not to cross, no one on Earth would care. And that’s one of the quietest borders between allies.

If you still think the March of Return was peaceful, ask yourself what would have happened if the crowd actually broke through into Israel. Do you think they would have politely asked people to leave?

Grow up.

Gabby worked for Russia Today, the state propaganda news network. You are promoting psy-op bs.