And nobody much cares, it seems:
Rebel forces in eastern Congo vowed on Wednesday to "liberate" all of the vast central African country as they began seizing towns near the Rwandan border and spoke of a 1,000-mile march to the capital Kinshasa.
The M23 rebels, widely believed to be backed by Rwanda, captured the eastern city of Goma on Tuesday, a provincial capital home to a million people; United Nations peacekeepers simply looked on, after Congolese troops had quit the town.
If a single Jew fired a shot or a single Palestinian could claim victimhood, I'm sure the People of Concern around the world would be very upset.
UPDATE: More on the latest events in this long war.
