How do we collect information about genocide?

There are two archives about genocide. The first archive, Genocide I, is about the act of committing genocide, while Genocide II is about any form of expression favoring or glorifying the act of genocide. The video on this page concerns how we collect information about the act of committing genocide by the Israelis.

The archive Genocide I has a lot of folders. Each of these folders represents an act of atrocity, but amounts to the act of committing genocide. The composition of the archive is based on this webpage, which we use as a guideline.

However, the archive is too large to create a short demo. So, we leave it by clicking on each folder to open, then giving you an impression of what's in each of the folders. One folder will be opened to show its content as miniatures for those who keep denying that there is starvation or famine in Gaza.

The sources we use are posts with or without embedded content on social media platforms, news agencies, publications by relevant organizations, the Israeli war belligerent and their troops in Gaza. The found information, whether it is a video, photo, or a social media post, is downloaded and then described to archive the way the video is showing. The description will then be added to a database that we run to produce data reports.

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