Your petty bait would be more effective if you were actually offering up a giveaway of this game.
You're not.
You should do that.

Or would that give the winner too much pause for thought about struggling to live in a bombed out, occupied and blockaded warzone, disregarded as merely an 'acceptable loss', with no access to basic amenities, prevented from rebuilding them in a meaningful way, prevented from leaving, and being looked upon as vermin?

Do it. A moment to contemplate the importance of human life and the atrocity of war is always good.

edit : Would you look at that, no super-cheap giveaway to promote anti-war / pro-humanitarian sentiments. Guess Isreal doesn't really matter that much to you eh?

I'm from the UK, and the media shown here is no better.
War always sucks, because no matter how clear-cut it is, there is always propaganda from every angle, and in the global scene, every act or non-act by those not involved is scrutinised and then used as (or saved for) ammunition. Its natural for everyone to look out for their best interests, but there is a difference between self-preservation and acting like a vulture just trying to gain standing or posture the correct way.

Meanwhile, people are rightfully upset. Both sides of this conflict have casualties, and good people naturally become angry when they see injustice, but that anger often blinds us to the point we will protect our first-witnessed victim at expense of all else. For us who are not at ground zero, this is something of an 'observers sport', and our remarks and thoughts are often detached, overlooking the grave reality of what is happening.

In an ideal world those who decide to give the orders would be dropped in a cage and made to spill their own blood, but sadly they have the righteous indignation of the truly effected to die on their behalf. It's fucked up. And it's even more fucked up when we who are not involved practically cheer for the death and deprivation of any civilian populace just because of where they were born.

I despair for what our species still is.
And no matter how often we repeat that those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it, we find ourselves here time and time again without fail.