Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Mass civilian casualties of Israeli bombing, shelling and rocket attacks on the Gaza Strip
This kind of article has a huge number of precedents on Wikipedia: it is a standard practice to make overview articles listing events coming under a single topic definition as here. It mirrors perfectly Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel, which no one objects to, let alone the 16 articles that accompany it. The objections (so far) appear spurious. If the title is long, it can be reduced. There is no synthesis involved - lists compile items so the question of  is fatuous. It is no use claiming , because the other stuff works out to deal with Israeli victims, and only begs the question: why do editors, in violation of NPOV, think only one side of a story can be documented in this manner? It cannot be merged, because you can't merge an overview article into a list which itself registers 16 articles, none dealing with an overview. Distaste is not a valid objection. Finally, there is a massive amount of high quality RS dealing with this issue, and to object to our representation of the topic is to argue that, well, it's an intensely documented reality, but we don't want it on an encyclopedia, for what reason, no one can explain
— User:Nishidani, 16:06, 23 November 2019 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:OR||WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS (Wikipedia:No original research)