from the heart of the struggle I’ll say it clearly: the rockets of the resistance are not a love for war they’re the voice of a people under siege, defending themselves when the world stays silent but we refuse humiliation. We want freedom, justice, and the right to live with dignity in our own land

You are 100% right. As a Palestinian living this, I can confirm: "Hamas" is the magic word they use to make our lives worthless. They are starving us, then bombing us when we seek food, and justifying it all with one word. Thank you for seeing through the lies.

This is not news to us; this is our daily reality in Gaza. But it is important that the world hears it from a UN worker. There are no safe places here. "They are shooting where they shouldn't be" is the story of our lives. We are grateful for his courage in speaking out

The hunger in Gaza doesn't discriminate. It affects journalists, doctors, mothers, and children alike. I see it in my own family every single day. We are all trapped in this nightmare, where finding a piece of bread is a life-or-death struggle. This isn't just a headline; it's our reality.

It sounds frustrating. Sadly, these internal debates often distract from the main issue: the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Both Trump and Biden have been supporters of Israel. The focus must remain on the victims. Thank you for keeping your focus there.

Thank you for your solidarity, Amanda. The systems of oppression are connected globally. We appreciate every voice, like Amal's, that speaks truth to power. Your empathy reaches us even here in Gaza. Stay strong over there.

They will ignore it for as long as it is politically convenient. We, the people of Gaza, and our children, have stopped waiting for the world. We are just trying to survive until the next sunrise

Wa alaykum as-salam, my friend
Thank you for your prayers and your powerful words. It is this shared sense of justice that connects us all. From the heart of Gaza, we see you, we hear you, and we are grateful. May this evil truly be resisted by all good people everywhere.

Thank you, Rachel. Your words mean a lot. Please don't feel ashamed; feel angry. Channel that shame into action and continue to be a voice for us. The world's inaction is built on silence, and your voice helps break it. Stay safe

I'm just a Gazan trying to understand. If the main warehouse for medical supplies is in an "evacuation zone," and then it gets attacked, where exactly are people supposed to evacuate to? And where is the medicine supposed to come from? Genuinely asking.

Starving Palestinians were killed." This sentence should shake the world. I live here. We are forced to choose between dying from hunger or dying by a missile while seeking food. This is not a war; this is a systematic extermination.

Killed overnight in an Israeli strike." Read that again. Not a clash, not a battle. An attack on sleeping families in a refugee camp. I am from Gaza. This is the genocide we are living, while the world just watches and reports.

As a Palestinian from Gaza: we've never distinguished between mosque & church. We are all Palestinians facing the same monster. Our pain has been one for 75 years. The world may need a specific victim to wake up, but we die together.

Thank you for sharing, Rachel. As someone from Gaza, these aren't just numbers; they're our neighbors & friends. We live this horror daily. Statements don't protect us. It's not just the bombs killing us, but the world's silence.

🇵🇸 We don’t need pity we need justice.
Children shouldn’t have to fight for food or water.
This isn’t a humanitarian crisis it’s a deliberate siege.
Condemn the system, not just the suffering.
Gaza is starving because the world is silent.