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All I can say is everything about this conflict is getting out of hand, and this is a big part of that. The "remember the human" rule isn't acknowledged by anyone over there, and with the elephants fighting, the grass continues to get trampled. Saddest part is we'll probably see a bigger version of what's going on when Pakistan and India boil over some years from now.
What's going on with that? Why are you expecting that to happen?
It's difficult to explain if you're not in their cultural atmosphere reading the room (in my case I have family from there). Outsiders can currently see propaganda show-offs going on, India is maneuvering thought in favor of Israel (one might say going against previous sympathies in the process) while Pakistan is covertly one of the strongest sympathizers of Palestine. Nothing out of the ordinary, but it's the subtleties in the expressions that would raise the first alarms if an outsider begged for hints that something is about to erupt. I'd give it one to three years.