Genocide On Our Collective Conscience
U.S.-Israel final solution in Gaza more horrific by the day
Where to start? I’m so overwhelmed by atrocities in the U.S.-Israel war on Palestine this week that it’s hard to know where to begin. A list in no particular order:
Israel tortured 17 year old Walid Khaled Abdullah Ahmad for six months in Meggido Prison. Did the teenager die from starvation as his autopsy suggests or from assault? Does it really matter, because isn’t starving someone to death a form of torture?
https://x.com/AbujomaaGaza/status/1908827160460009588
Live video emerged of Israel assassinating aid workers in Gaza. Following the executions Israel lied about them attacking the occupation troops and/or not being clearly identified as aid workers. As reported by Sky News:
The bodies of 15 aid workers - eight medics working for the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), six civil defence members, and one United Nations employee - were found in a "mass grave" after the incident, according to the head of the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Jonathan Whittall.
One of the most compelling bits of the video as each worker waits to be shot:
‘Forgive me, mother. This is the path I chose—to help people.’ These were the last words of Rifaat Radwan, who filmed his own murder in Rafah.
The U.S. bombed an Eid Al-Fitr tribal gathering in Yemen killing children and other civilians and then 47 bragged about it on social media. Collective punishment because Ansarallah in Yemen blockades the Red Sea “until Gaza is free.”
Israel bombed Deir Al Balah refugee camp full of starving children without access to potable water as aid trucks seeking to enter Gaza have been blocked for over a month now.
https://x.com/AdameMedia/status/1907833851868487930
U.S.-Israel bombs made orphans of yet more children.
Continued violent rampages by settlers and by occupation forces in the West Bank killed several more Palestinians.
Let’s end on some good news lest we become immobilized by trauma and depression.
dear Lisa, I cannot thank you enough for shining light on these truths. We need to know about our suffering brothers and sisters in Palestine (and everywhere). And you tell the stories so well. Thank you.
Exceedingly well done. Thank you.