Order Jamie Glazov’s new book, ‘United in Hate: The Left’s Romance with Tyranny, Terror, and Hamas’: HERE.On April 24, 2026, 11-year-old Nesya Karadi of Bnei Brak died from wounds sustained in an Iranian cluster-munition attack three weeks earlier. On April 1, hours before Passover, a submunition struck her family’s home, critically injuring her and wounding others, including her father. The facts were reported, the loss was mourned, and then, as with so many such cases, the story began to fade away.
That pattern—brief visibility followed by disappearance—captures something essential about how harm to children is understood in modern conflict. When a child is killed, the event is noted. What receives far less sustained attention is the life that surrounds such moments: the repeated sirens, the rush to shelters, the interruption of school, the displacement of families, and the steady normalization of danger. For Israeli children growing up under recurrent missile fire and periodic waves of violence, these are not isolated disruptions; they are the conditions of childhood and everyday life.
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