British Foreign Secretary David Lammy described the occupation army's bombing of an UNRWA school in Abasan, while children were playing football in the school yard, as "horrific," while the German Foreign Ministry expressed its rejection of that massacre, describing what happened as " "Unacceptable."

Throughout the nine months of the Holocaust and the raging war of extermination, in which 186,000 male and female martyrs fell victim, directly or indirectly, and an equal number of wounded and injured who faced the risk of death in hospitals that were out of service, or as a result of more than 20,000 of them being prevented from traveling. Outside the Gaza Strip to receive treatment, all of this is compounded by what those trapped in hell are enduring, due to hunger, disease, and mobile killings between homes and tents, in “safe” havens, hospitals, stadiums, and squares, and in the streets and neighborhoods.

All these bloody scenes, and the suffering that far exceeds human capacity over the past nine months, are being dealt with by UN officials with positions, policies and statements that mean nothing, do not stop a war, do not heal a wound, do not feed the hungry, quench the thirst, or reassure the frightened.

Whatever statements have been said, are being said, or will be said, if they do not contribute to stopping the war and putting an end to the suffering, then they are merely “silent talk,” as our Sudanese brothers say, and in the eloquent Palestinian, “empty talk,” that has no meaning, does not achieve any benefit, and is just idle talk. And gossip, to fill the void, relieve oneself from embarrassment, to cover up one's inability, or to collude with the continuation of murder.