Gaza and the Last Call

Here is Gaza, here is the crime scene, but without punishment. The crime is complete in its elements and varied in forms, and the perpetrators alone do not change but change their masks; sometimes they are fascists, and at other times they are Nazis, and the description is the same; they are criminals.

The perpetrators are free, and their crimes are increasing and expanding, while decisions to arrest them and bring them to trial are suspended, and lawmakers and justice leaders are powerless. The poor world weeps, and others condemn and denounce, but the crime scene expands more and more.

It is filled with scenes of burned bodies in tents, and the remains of victims thrown on the roadside. Images of skeletal children with sunken eyes and swollen bellies, the moans and cries of infants, and the looks of mothers that warn of the impending death of their children.

Images of the throngs crawling towards securing a bag of flour, and the scene of that child trying to pick up a handful of flour lying on the ground, and images of the rush of those carrying empty pots in front of the 'charity kitchen' to silence the hungry mouths.

Images of the martyr doctors and journalists, and the sound of pots and spoons banging in Downing Street in front of the British government headquarters, and images simulating the crimes against humanity occurring in Gaza, which have filled the streets of the West.

All these images, scenes, sounds, and moans have reached the global conscience, awakening it from its deep slumber. The rulers and leaders of the world, both Arab and Western, were affected, taking to television screens and media platforms to defend their shaky images.

The leaders condemned and denounced with timid words what is happening, but the most important thing is that President Trump 'heard' that there are tragic scenes in Gaza, and he was 'told' that there is suffering, and perhaps his wife Melania was affected.

This neglect and disdain do not even happen in legends. It is the moral, human, and religious death of humanity, and the death of all laws; except for the law of the jungle, and the crushing of the strong over the weak.

They wanted a quick death for Gaza and its people, but their multinational arsenal failed; they turned to slow death, and their 'iron swords' and 'generals' plan failed with them.

Listen to the words of the fascist criminal Ben Gvir who said, 'There is no Palestine and no Palestinian people.' This statement reflects the extent of the contempt for Palestinian lives.

The leaders of the entity were alarmed by this late global awakening, and the isolation that the entity faced, to the extent that their press considered the recent recognitions by some European countries of the Palestinian state as a 'political tsunami.'

The change came as a result of many factors; the most prominent of which are the rising popular demands, the massive demonstrations witnessed in the streets of capitals, in addition to the intensification of the starvation siege.

The echo of the catastrophic report on food security in Gaza had a profound effect in stirring the global conscience, as it indicated with numbers the scale of the humanitarian tragedy that threatens the death of nearly 100,000 children.

On the Israeli home front, there is a decisive factor that pushed the Israeli government to announce a temporary daily ceasefire and allow for aid.

This internal movement expresses the fear of these individuals that their 'state' may enter a phase of collapse and downfall unless the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza is stopped.

Time is running out, and Gaza is on the brink of death; it is the last call for the human conscience.