Wars Always Become Forgotten Wars

And why we forget

Content warning: I’m writing about the Israel-Hamas war, the Syrian war, and ISIS. It probably won’t be any more gruesome than reading the daily news, but you can hop over here for something lighter.

The initial shock

It’s always shocking when a new war breaks out. As of last week, all-out war between Israel and Hamas has apparently begun.

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