The Heartbreak of Innocent Children's Suffering in Gaza and Israel

“As a human, we all have a duty not to turn away, whether we have our own babies or not,” Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett writes of the Israel-Hamas war.

Every time I go online, I feel as though my heart is breaking. I know I am not alone in this. The death, trauma, and injury of innocent children is being beamed onto our screens in real time, and I cannot look away. The images of women howling and clutching and kissing the wrapped bodies of their sons and daughters haunt me long after I’ve put my device away.

This is something that we have to be able to talk about, even though at times it can risk sounding hurtful to people without children.

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