My nine-year-old son Mohammad, killed by Israeli soldiers, is not just another number | Alia Abdel Majid Al-Hallaq

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Nor has it ensured that Israel is held accountable for its actions.Since Mohammad’s killing, our lives have changed entirely.
45% : One bullet ended his dreams and left behind a mother who asks herself every day: how many more children must die before the world recognises that Palestinian children deserve to live like every other child?Aliyah and Mohammad’s story was gathered as part of B’Tselem’s report Unshielded Childhood, documenting the killing of Palestinian children and teenagers by Israel in 2025 Aliyah Abdel Majid al-Halaq is a Palestinian mother living near Hebron Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article?
42% : It did not stop Israel from killing my son.
38% : But there is also a system that protects those responsible, conceals reality and almost never holds anyone accountable.And there is a world that remains silent.Since October 2023, the world has not done anything to stop Israel from killing more than 21,500 Palestinian children and teenagers in Gaza.
35% : It has also stood by as Israel killed 248 Palestinian minors in the occupied West Bank during the same period.
32% : In my case, that list has grown to include 54 Palestinian families in the occupied West Bank whose children were killed by Israel in 2025 alone.When it happens once, it can be called a tragedy.

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