We stand firmly against injustice in all its forms. Nothing can justify the current war crimes committed by Israel in occupied Palestine. Equally, nothing can excuse the continued support offered by other nations to this apartheid regime. If you believe in human rights, dignity, and justice, then we urge you to boycott this rogue state. Silence is complicity, do what’s right.
Ex-US🇺🇸 President Jimmy Carter on Israel’s occupation of Palestine🇵🇸:
‘The word apartheid is exactly accurate…within Palestinian territory, they are absolutely and totally separated, much worse than South Africa…the Israelis completely dominate the lives of Palestinians’… pic.twitter.com/xFfZrUXYZr
— Daniella Modos – Cutter -SEN (@DmodosCutter) March 12, 2024
The Israeli army bulldozed and killed tens of civilians including children and women who were taking refuge in tents in the yard of Kamal Udwan hospital in northern Gaza.
Background:
There are heartless individuals who still dare to publicly disclose no respect or sympathy for the death of thousands of innocent Palestinian children and describe them as ‘human shields’ and ‘collateral damage’.
Our beautiful kids are human beings, who love peace and life and had dreams for their future, but were heinously and deliberately destroyed by Israeli occupation soldiers to fulfil sick zionist dream of ancient script of genocide and ethnic cleansing.
For the sake of Palestinian and Jewish generations, let’s stand together to stop the Apartheid’s aggression and it’s ongoing genocide on Gaza’s people .
In the heartless narrative, Gaza echoes with sorrow,
Thousands of innocent Palestinian children, deliberate pain to borrow.
Killed by Israel's callous hand, not shields but souls,
A foundation of lies and genocide, where empathy loses control.
Illegal occupation upheld by deceit since Israel's inception,
Apartheid and terror woven into its grim perception.
A call for dismantling, for coexistence, rights, and shared duty,
Equal footing for two peoples in a quest for unity.
Zionist sympathy, anchored in claims of ancient lore,
Justifies slaughtering innocents, an unsettling score.
In the face of twisted facts and media's deceptive dance,
A world recoils from falsehoods, yearning for a chance.
Israel, an occupier with no rightful defense in sight,
Yet claims protection while violating international right.
Oppressed souls granted the right to stand,
Against the oppressor's might, upheld by justice's hand.
Imagine life under occupation's relentless strain,
Deprived, treated like an animal, an unimaginable bane.
Would you, in such plight, champion the oppressor's cause?
Or stand by the side of the oppressed, embracing just laws?
Be a beacon of humanity, see beyond the lies,
In this conflict's tumult, where empathy never dies.
Shame upon those who defend stolen lands and deceit,
Apartheid apologists, child killers, their cries of victimhood, incomplete.
In a small house on Rafah’s ground, A child sat gently sharing life’s round, At the dining table, he sat like a dream, In his eyes, a glimmer of hope and gleam.
Years of hunger and deprivation’s toll, A dry piece of bread, his soul consoled, He hoped for a morsel, a simple delight, But fate brought a dark and different night.
Lived hungry, died hungry, life’s cruel embrace, No moment of fullness, no saving grace, On his last day, a tear in his eye, In his mouth, remnants of bread so dry.
Killed by the occupation, an innocent life, Left joy in his eyes fading, filled with strife, Gone to tell the story of a little boy, Who dreamed of a better tomorrow, a life of joy.
At the dining table, he became a martyr, In his eyes, a tear, narrating the pain, Died with dry bread in his mouth, Hoping for a bite, but departed south.
O child of Gaza, symbol of sacrifice, Your spirit soars in the eternal skies, You have gone but are never forgotten, In our hearts and souls, your light has risen.
O world that sees and remains still, A child from Gaza has left, will you fulfill? We tell his story to every living conscience, May it awaken, may it find its essence
Background:
The Jenin Horse (Al-Hissan), was a sculpture built in 2003 by the population of Jenin, in the West Bank, along with German artist Thomas Kilpper. It was made from scrap metal and pieces of wrecked cars and ambulances. The sculpture was considered as one of the landmarks of Jenin, but was destroyed by IOF (Israeli occupational forces) during invasion of the city on 29/12/23.
In Jenin's embrace, Al-Hissan stood bold,
Forged from wreckage, a tale to be told.
Thomas Kilpper and Jenin's hands combined,
An emblem of resilience, transcending mankind.
Ambulance remnants, echoes of strife,
A silent roar in the sculpture's life.
Landmarks rising, hope by its side,
Yet on October's eve, it crumbled in pride.
Despite the IOF's ruthless sweep,
In verses, Al-Hissan's spirit seeps.
A symbol enduring, in hearts, it'll stand,
A testament to strength across the land.
When Israel was established in Palestine in 1948, it ethnically cleansed over 70 per cent of the Palestinians, occupied 78 per cent of Palestine, destroyed 531 towns and villages, including 47 villages in the Gaza district, and displaced their 80,000 residents.
