Bleeding Gaza| Justification for the Horrific Genocide

By Izhar Ul Haq



I really can't figure out why some people are okay with what's going on in Gaza. I'm sorry if this bothers anyone, but what's happening there is just mind-blowing. Some folks are trying to say it's not that bad, but seriously? The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) are going after regular folks—kids, women, and civilians. It's like they're testing their weapons on people who can't fight back.

On the flip side, big countries like the US, UK, and Israel are using fancy bombs, tanks, drones, and stuff. They're causing a lot of harm to innocent people, way worse than anything you've seen with animals.

I don't get how these Western countries, who talk about human rights, are also calling some people terrorists. Can you think of a worse example of terrorism or genocide?

Let's not get too deep into history; just answer this: Is Palestine supposed to be for the people who live there or for others who moved in?

Those Israelis, they say the land is theirs because of religion, but there's no real proof. After World War II, Arabs gave them a place to live peacefully. But instead of being grateful, these guys are treating Palestinian Muslims terribly, kicking them off their own land.

Imagine this happening to you: someone kicks you out of your home, puts you in jail, and hurts your family. What would you do?

Now think about Palestinians dealing with this.

Answer me a few questions honestly:

What would you do if you were in their shoes?

Isn't this a kind of awful killing?

What happens next, and what choices do Palestinians have?

Who are the real terrorists?

And how can big countries support this kind of genocide?




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