Some people speak without knowing or understanding the true situation...
Yemen has been at war since 2015, enduring immense suffering and heavy bombardment. We lived not just for days, but for months without electricity, gasoline, or gas.
Bombs rained down on us daily. Our airports and ports were closed. We were attacked from all sides. We lived through incredibly difficult times.
Thanks be to God, we were able to endure everything. We adapted to the war, the fighting, and the bombing. The war itself became less of a hardship than the siege. The longer the siege lasted, the more difficult our situation became. Every passing year was harder than the last. Then a truce and negotiations took place, and the siege eased slightly... it didn't end, it just lessened.
Not a year passed before the events in Gaza began. Although our wounds were still raw, we hadn't even begun to heal when we entered a war with Israel, America, and Britain. The bombing resumed, and worse still, the siege intensified.
Immense suffering. A major war, a suffocating siege, our situation is unenviable due to the accumulation of suffering, problems, and the dire humanitarian situation.
We are the people most in need of respite, rest, peace, and time to heal our wounds. We are the most oppressed people, having endured immense suffering. We are the people who least want war and who most strive to avoid any problems, fighting, or wars.
We are not fighting this war with Saudi Arabia because we want to, but because we are forced to. We are compelled because we have no other choice. The world will continue to watch us die from disease and poverty. No one will have mercy on us, and even those who do will be powerless to help us.
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This war was imposed upon us against our will. This war is our only hope to end the injustice and suffering inflicted upon us. We will not accept half-measures, we will not accept any truce, we will not accept a peace in which we die under siege...
There is no easy path for us to take. It is either a path of fighting and sacrifice, where we seize our rights and freedom, or a path of siege and starvation, where we await the mercy of our enemy while we slowly die.
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My whole body collapsed during the previous famine. I lost a lot of weight, I couldn't stand the hunger and I felt unbalanced.
Before and after the famine
2023. 2026.
I don't think people realize how deeply the IOF is embedded in Columbia's campus. Between the dozens of current and ex-IOF soldiers, Rebecca Weiner, Keren Yarhi-Milo, and countless other professors who have been involved in the Israeli military apparatus—it's truly unfathomable.
After controversy and national headlines, the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation walked away from a $29.9 million ICE contract. Reflecting on the decision, Tribal Chairman Rupnick said “Indian reservations were the United States government's first attempt at a detention center."
I am a mother from devastated Gaza. We are not okay; we are still here, trying to live amidst all this pain and deprivation. Behind every image lies a story of hardship, and behind every silence is a mother trying to hold on for the sake of her children. Please, do not forget us.
🚨BREAKING: Israelis Block International Aid Trucks From Entering The Gaza Strip
Israel has already blocked off the Egyptian border & food supplies are dwindling, now the Israelis themselves are blocking aid supplied by international organisations going through the only open crossing.
I filmed this footage just moments ago, after Israeli aircraft bombed a home on day 1,111 of the genocide.
Gaza is still being bombed every single day, and its people are still pleading with the world to stop killing them.
This is not only the cause of the people of Gaza; it is a humanitarian cause that concerns the entire world. What has been happening here for years is not a passing scene that can simply be watched and forgotten. Every day, you see horrifying images and read stories of loss, fear, hunger, and displacement, yet the suffering continues and repeats for the fourth year without the world being able to put an end to it.
We in Gaza are the ones living through all of this with our bodies and souls, and despite everything, we are still trying to endure and hold on to life. But our resilience should not become an excuse for the world to grow accustomed to our suffering or leave us to face it alone.
What is happening here goes beyond the borders of Gaza, because a world that fails to protect civilians and stop violations today opens the door for power to stand above the law, and for injustice to become something that can be repeated anywhere.
Do not treat Gaza as a distant issue. What we are asking for is not extraordinary: we want to live, to feel safe, and to have the most basic human rights. The resilience of the people of Gaza does not absolve the world of its responsibility toward them.