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BEING AGAINST GENOCIDE IS NOT ANTISEMITISM
The ongoing situation in Gaza is a humanitarian catastrophe. Entire communities are being destroyed, thousands of lives have been lost, and basic human rights are being denied. Civilians — men, women, and children — are trapped in unimaginable suffering, with limited access to food, water, medical care, and safety.Calling this what it is — genocide — is not about politics, it is about humanity. To remain silent is to be complicit. We must raise our voices, demand accountability, and stand in solidarity with the people of Gaza. Every life matters, and every act of awareness brings us one step closer to justice and peace.
BEING AGAINST GENOCIDE IS NOT ANTISEMITISM
What is happening in Gaza is not just a conflict — it is the systematic destruction of a people. Families are torn apart, homes reduced to rubble, and children grow up surrounded by fear and loss. The world cannot look away while an entire population is subjected to violence, displacement, and death.To stand against genocide is to stand for humanity. We must demand an end to the killing, call for justice, and defend the universal right to live in safety and dignity. Silence helps the oppressor — our voices must help the oppressed.