Awareness of the Situation

     An article by Charlie Angus called "Gaza: Eyewitness Accounts to Crimes Against Humanity" is about the destruction being rained upon the Gaza. Angus goes as far to comparing the destruction and acts of the Israelites to the holocaust and nazis in World War II. More people need to be aware of the grisly acts being conducted towards the Palestinian people.

    It was made clear it's not a secret Isreal seeks to destroy Gaza. How they're doing that involves, "The IDF (Israeli Defense Force) is preventing fuel coming in. There is only enough fuel for three days. Once it is finished, the hospitals will completely shut down." Healthcare is being directly targeted and choked off for supplies. Healthcare personnel are being murdered and incarcerated. The population is slowly being snuffed out so there is no resistance. It has been reported that responses for aid have been weak. Close to nothing has come from Germany, France, and the United Kingdom about the bombings and the starvation. People have made AI videos of the world leaders sharing drinks over the rubble of Gaza insinuating they're living in luxury unbothered because they're not being directly affected. This isn't making as many headlines as it should. World leaders should be speaking more about this instead of allowing themselves to be made fun of through AI parodies.

    More awareness needs to be brought to the Palestinian people's situation, so they may be saved from inhalation. So, their culture may be preserved, and they can live in peace. I think the doctors who published their reports should be broadcasted more so their reports may be seen and heard. 


Work Cited

     Angus, Charlie. “Gaza: Eyewitness Accounts to Crimes Against Humanity.” Charlie Angus / The Resistance, 8 May 2025, charlieangus.substack.com/p/gaza-eyewitness-accounts-to-crimes.

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