Gaza: The cry of humanity in the face of organized genocide – Algerian dialogue

The crime is not limited to direct killing, but rather extends to the systematic starvation machine, which is used as a war weapon.

The blockade imposed on Gaza for more than sixteen years has turned into systematic collective punishment, which the United Nations and international human rights organizations described as “one of the longest exclusives in modern history”, and is a flagrant violation of the simplest charters of international humanitarian law, including the Geneva Conventions.

Under this siege, basic foodstuffs, fuel needed to operate generators and hospitals, life -saving medications, and medical equipment necessary to perform surgeries are prohibited. Polluted water and electricity that are provided only for a few hours, and the destroyed infrastructure, all of the elements that make up a scene of pensioned hell daily. This blockade is not only against the body, but against the soul, against hope, against memory.

What is happening in Gaza cannot be explained in any sane logic except as part of an integrated Zionist colonial project, which started with the Nakba in 1948, and continued through a series of wars and attacks: 1956, 1967, 1973, 1982, to the repeated attack on Gaza, and every time the annihilation scenario was rewritten by more sophisticated and harsh methods.

This project not only aims to control the land, but to erase the Palestinian identity, obliterate the right of return, and impose a permanent settlement reality on Arab Islamic sacred land.

The most dangerous thing is that these crimes do not take place in secret, but are committed in broad daylight, and with direct support from major international powers, led by the United States of America, and a number of European countries that claim to defend human rights, while the Zionist entity is provided with the latest types of weapons, and is granted diplomatic protection in international forums. Every decision to stop the bleeding in Gaza is disrupted by an American veto, while the “calls” and “expressions of anxiety” are satisfied, in response to war and genocide.

This collusion is not just silence, but rather an active participation in the crime. Whoever grows, arises, and covers politically, he is a direct partner in killing, but rather he is the one who encourages escalation, and gives the criminal a feeling of impunity.

This collusion not only weakens the credibility of the international system, but also undermines every principle of justice and human dignity.

But in the shadow of this complete darkness, the flame of hope is glowing: the voice of free peoples in the world. From London to Madrid, from Johannesburg to Jakarta, from Sydney to New York, millions come out in angry marches that condemn the killing of children, demanding the lifting of the siege, demanding the cessation of armament and raising the slogan “Freedom of Palestine”.

These voices do not represent governments, but rather represent the conscience of humanity, representing ordinary people whose brains have not been washed with the directed media, and who still believe that injustice cannot continue, and that the plan for the extermination of the Palestinian person should not be achieved.

History has proven repeatedly that real change does not come from the peaks, but from the street. The boycott movement, withdrawing investments, imposing sanctions, and popular pressure on governments, independent media, and advocacy in universities and cities are all effective tools that confuse the Zionist plan, and the major powers are forced to retreat a step back. The crime cannot continue if it is not allowed to hide behind silence and lies.