Gaza: Starvation and Killing

The occupation has resumed its policy of starvation, killing, and oppression following the end of the truce and the resumption of the war of extermination in Gaza. It has tightened the siege to prevent the entry of food and medical aid, continuing to strangle the besieged Strip from all sides, as part of an organized genocidal approach that relies on killing and ethnic cleansing.

Despite international calls from human rights organizations and the United Nations, he has not backed down from his brutal policies. Instead, he has intensified his crimes immediately after the war resumed, using barbaric bombardment that has claimed the lives of thousands, targeting children, women, and the elderly, and forcing residents to flee from one neighborhood to another as part of his plans to control territory.

In light of this tragic situation and impossible reality, the Palestinians in Gaza are suffering from the scourges of hunger, thirst and continuous bombardment, amidst the lack of means of life and survival. The people are screaming at the world demanding intervention to stop the massacres and genocide, but the deaf world is still reluctant to take action to stop the war. In fact, some are still biased in their support and backing of it, and history will not show mercy to them. The war will inevitably stop, but history will show no mercy to everyone who committed, supported, backed and remained silent about the genocide, and the day of punishment will come sooner or later.

The starvation policy practiced by the occupation represents an unprecedented level of brutality and organized state terrorism in warfare. Over the past months, the occupation has committed bloody crimes unprecedented in history against a people besieged in a small area, which it has transformed through bombing and destruction into a hell without hospitals, schools or homes, lacking the necessities of life. Not content with the destruction and killing that has claimed the lives of more than 10% of the total population of Gaza, between martyrs and wounded to date, the occupation has also devised new methods of collective punishment, including depriving people of food, water and medicine.

Denying food and medicine to civilians is a fascist crime that proves the brutality of the occupation and its ideology of ethnic cleansing. It does not hide this, but rather openly declares its crimes. It declares its intentions and future plans every day, which it threatens will be more bloody than before. It is not satisfied with the long months of war that have not satisfied its thirst for annihilation.

The siege intensifies, the killing and bombing continue, and the war of extermination continues its criminal acts, while the world's silence grows more and more deafening, fleeing, shirking, and denying its responsibilities, as if humanity has lost its voice and its conscience.