
The bombing of a primary school in Iran, a sanctuary of childhood, has become the focal point of a conflict that pits the U.S.-Israel coalition against the Iranian regime. On a fateful Saturday, February 28, a day that should have been filled with laughter and learning, death descended from the skies. The United Nations, with its solemn voice, condemned this act as a “grave violation of the protection afforded to schools under international humanitarian law.” Yet, in this tragedy, Wright sees not just the hand of man, but the cold, calculating logic of a machine.