What’s happening in Gaza didn’t end. It didn’t stop. It didn’t magically become acceptable because fewer people are being killed each day.
For two years, Israel has been committing genocide in Gaza. At first it was loud — hundreds killed in a single day, entire neighborhoods erased.
Nearly 100,000 Palestinians killed. Ten thousand still buried beneath the ruins of their own homes.
More than 100,000 injured with no access to anesthesia, surgery or clean bandages.
Ninety-two percent of all homes destroyed — 436,000 units.