Children cry for their mothers in the ruins of what were once homes. Women clutch the lifeless bodies of loved ones. Innocent civilians—who have nothing to do with politics or war—are paying the highest price. The Gaza Genocide is not a distant history lesson; it’s a brutal, living reality unfolding before our very eyes.
Despite widespread documentation, heart-wrenching images, and firsthand accounts, the international community remains disturbingly silent. World powers issue statements without action. Institutions that claim to champion human rights in Gaza have fallen short—too quiet, too late, too ineffective.
And yet, the people of Gaza remain defiant in the face of destruction. Their resilience is heroic, but their suffering is inhumane. The Free Palestine Movement is not just a political cause; it is a moral imperative. Every demolished home, every orphaned child, every shattered dream adds urgency to the call for justice.
When humanity fails Gaza, it becomes the duty of the people—especially the youth—to stand up. Because silence, in times of oppression, is complicity.
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