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GLACA 7mo ago

Gaza has been turned into a concentration camp -

no, a death camp - in full view of the world.

A place where Palestinians are not simply imprisoned,

but slowly starved, bombed, and broken.

This is not a war.

You do not fight wars with F-16s against families with spoons and empty stomachs.

This is one of the most asymmetric acts of violence in modern history -

a state armed with nuclear weapons

unleashed against a besieged, starving civilian population.

The Palestinian people have been completely dehumanized.

Their lives reduced to numbers.

Their deaths normalized.

This image shows the new aid distribution system:

metal cages crammed with civilians -

men, women, and children - herded like cattle.

This is not relief.

This is ritualized degradation.

This is cruelty with logistics.

Every tenet of international law has been desecrated.

Every principle of human dignity has been violated.

This is not war.

This is extermination.

And silence is complicity.

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ManyKeys 7mo ago

But the collective west, with its high morals when things are concerning other white nations being invaded, is not only complicit in this but actively working towards this horrific outcome.

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GLACA 7mo ago

Collective, racist west dehumanized Palestinians long time ago. They go to summer resorts not so far away from this spot and have the best time of their lives.

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cadayton 7mo ago

Totally unjustifiable no matter where is happening.

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ภ๏รtг๏ภคยt 7mo ago

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I can't explain how much this makes my stomach turn. How the world's population is just idly standing watching it happen. Going to work. Going to events. Playing games. Watching a TV show...

Almost as if it's not even happening at all...

Maybe its my 8th grade education but it looks like Governments have everyone divided by race, opinions, etc while they taunt/ bribe your brothers, sisters, aunts, and uncles with money and education to complete and carry out these evil deeds while simultaneously controlling the flow of money to their citizens to ensure that most remain poor. What's even more scary is over time governments will need less and less humans to accomplish such evils thanks to in the field testing and rapid advancements in technology.

And nobody wants to stand up, risking their own freedoms.

Gaza is a test/proof that most of the world has been passified.

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MadMunky2140 7mo ago

i missed ya in warsaw. i thougjt we will meet https://nostr.download/7602fd471da7f8478283a47508f133d58c4fe4948601d7cfa560526c95fc88e0.webp #freepalestine

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GLACA 7mo ago

I didn't make it. We will meet one day my friend!

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FLASH 7mo ago

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Lucas M 7mo ago

As someone who has seen a bit too much of war in his life, let me provide you with some perspective. Fyi, I'm going to say a few things that may get some hate, but here it goes:

1. Palestinian and Israeli culture is broken, though, for different reasons. Been that way for a long long time.

2. Complaining about this will do nothing. The Darwinian nature that's imbued with nearly every existential component of society and nature as a whole will continue. This conflict is no different. Only the most adaptable to change are the ones who survive and neither side (from a militaristic and government point of view) has proven that they're willing to do so, save for a small percentage of citizens from both sides.

3. Even if Israel stops now, it won't prevent the long-term effects of the initiation of this attempted genocide from occurring. Their overarching conflict will never end. Both factions have reached a point where they have to exterminate one or the other. If they are ultimately successful in this culturicide of theirs, they'll certainly be hated by many more citizens of foreign nations, but could become a fairly significant natural gas and oil exporter. Hence, the reason for the significant levels of US aid. If they stop, then it's back to step one and recurring attacks from both sides will begin to occur again.

4. I don't support what Israel is doing–it's evil–but the situation is far more nuanced than what the traditional media outlets and social medias display.

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GLACA 7mo ago

You say it’s nuanced - but it’s not. Go back to 1948, to the Nakba.

That’s when it started: mass displacement, ethnic cleansing, and the violent birth of a colonial state.

Israel was founded through terror - Irgun, Haganah, the bombing of the King David Hotel - and built on the ruins of Palestinian villages.

This is not a “conflict.” It’s a settler-colonial project.

Palestinians didn’t invade - Israel did.

What we’re witnessing now is not war. It’s the endgame of a decades-long apartheid and land theft.

It’s not complicated. It’s just brutal - and historic.

And yes, I hope the system responsible for it collapses. For the sake of everyone.

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Lucas M 7mo ago

I agree with most of that except for a few things. First, it is a conflict. Second, your ignoring the increasingly political and economic incentives. Third, it is more nuanced than you may believe. The reason for this recent (and staggering) increase in aggression has dual motives. A major one of them being their increased reliance on natural gas exportation–which has grown significantly over the past five years. This sector has created jobs, lowered domestic energy costs, led to significant technological innovation, and has attracted a lot of foreign investment. Therefore, there is now a growing economic and political reason for this attack on Palestine. Sucks to hear... but... it's true.

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Lucas M 7mo ago

The reason why I bring up their reliance on natural gas exportation is because Palestine is sitting on some rather large deposits of natural gas and oil.