Netanyahu is the extremist who killed 75,000 in Gaza.
The extremist who said invading Iraq would create "enormous positive reverberations."
The extremist who has pushed U.S. presidents to go to war with Iran for decades.
Finally, he found a President who said yes.
Tragic.
Honestly, I feel a deep shock as I watch what is happening now. In Gaza, we lived for more than two and a half years under direct bombardment, with no real protection, no shelters to hide in, and no safe places to escape to.
We lived every day between fear, hunger, and thirst, lacking food, water, and medicine, waiting each night simply hoping the next day would pass safely.
And yet, we were always told to endure, to be patient, and to live with this reality as if it were something normal.
But today, after just one week of war in other places, I see the level of fear and confusion. Despite the presence of a huge military arsenal, interceptor missiles, shelters, and advanced protection systems, anxiety is everywhere and the conversation has quickly turned to the urgent need to stop the war.
And this is what truly leaves me stunned… How did we in Gaza manage to live like this for all those years under bombardment without any protection? How did we endure that constant fear, hunger, and uncertainty day after day, while the world simply asked us to be patient?
How can human beings endure this for years, when others cannot bear even a few days despite all the protection and resources they have? This is something that leaves me in a state of shock and disbelief.
the unmarked mass graves of over 1300 indigenous children who were taken from their homes and put through unimaginable hell were found, over 1300 CHILDREN, and canadians STILL wanna tell indigenous people how to feel and disapprove of our anger instead of LISTENING