Gaza War: Palestinian Suffering, Censorship and Media Narratives

40 fake babies, and here they are killing eight

hundred children and women in a hospital

live right now, ten minutes ago. Isn't this insane?

There was a woman jailed in France because she said As-salamu alaikum, which means

good morning in Arabic to her neighbor.

And when they asked the police why they did that, sh- they were like, "Oh, we were

just taking precautions because you never know what happens." You never know what

happens. What is gonna happen? The Arabs are gonna come and kill you?

It's very obvious who is doing the killing.

We are in a state of emergency. This is only gonna get worse,

and the world is gonna divide even further, and it's

literally terrifying. This is worse than the Holocaust times.

If you're not aware that there are more than a hundred families

erased from the registry in Palestine, erased, that

means they g- went extinct. They are coming for Lebanon, they

are coming for

Syria, and soon enough they will come for you

because colonial

settlerism and colonial mentality will

always come for a person. If you think there's an ounce of

dignity or humanity in those people, they don't have.

Most importantly, it is a genocide.

It's the biggest fucking concentration camp in history.

Palestinians can't leave the border from anywhere. They are trapped.

No water, no electricity, no food.

There are people, kids, friends, and families stuck there, and all we

are doing

is watching the fucking news and European Union supporting

it. B- We can't even s- We can't even share our voice.

I'm getting shadow banned. My friends are going to fucking jail because of just

speaking up for the rights of their families. It's insane.

The only, the only leeway we have is the Internet.

We have to keep sharing, and we have to keep posting the real

content and

stop spreading misinformation about what's actually happening.

They control the media, they control the narrative,

and we're gonna try to destroy

that, only if we stick together and keep sharing their voices