The reported missile strike on the ShajTayyebeh girls’ school in Minab, southern Iran — killing at least 165 children and injuring dozens more — is a horrific blow to humanity and an affront to international law. Schools are protected civilian spaces, not legitimate military targets.
While neither the U.S. nor Israel has claimed responsibility and both deny intentionally targeting civilians, uncertainty isn’t accountability. The United Nations and UNESCO have called for a prompt, impartial investigation. Until the forces behind this atrocity disclose how and why a school full of young girls was struck — and ensure transparent accountability — the world cannot let grief be forgotten or justice delayed.
We must hold all parties to the laws that shelter the innocent in war.
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