Bring Them Home Now’s Post

For how long could you survive the unbearable conditions, without any daylight? Under difficult conditions and without daylight. In these tunnels, Hamas commits crimes against humanity. Such a tunnel, in which hostages were held in Gaza, was exposed. Twenty meters underground, a central space was discovered in which some of the hostages were imprisoned for most of the time. In the space were objects belonging to the hostages, including drawings by five year old Emilia Aloni. Also found were individual cells with a toilet and mattress behind bars. Approximately twenty hostages were held at different times in the tunnel, under difficult conditions and without daylight, with minimal oxygen and terrible damp which made breathing difficult. The hostages are still in captivity in Gaza, under conditions possibly even worse. Among the 136 hostages are elderly men, dependent on medications and assistance. The world must see and remember this unforgettable testimony of Hamas committing crimes against humanity, and holding children, elderly and ill persons under inhuman conditions. We must bring them home. Now. #bringthemhomenow #WeWillNotStopUntilTheyAreAllBack

Collectively, as humanity, we have failed. It's obvious. We have advanced in many areas, but what does it matter if we turn a blind eye to the suffering of our brothers and sisters in Palestine & Sudan? for what...self interest, money, greed, living a lie? Children are being massacred, women raped and mass populations starved. This is not progress; this is a tragedy. We must change course immediately. There is only so much stress a human can handle before they snap. The world is for all, not just the privileged few. Let’s rise and stand together for justice, for humanity, for Palestine, Sudan, and all who need us now more than ever. And yes - we need more alternative platforms to connect & unite more than ever. The CEO of LinkedIn (who gladly spoke up for Ukraine and Israel - doing all he can to support/ never a word for Palestine) blocked me for sharing feedback on a feature that my poll conveyed no one wanted. This is someone who does podcasts on leadership weekly... everything is a facade.

This is heartbreaking beyond words. The ongoing suffering endured by children in Gaza, with thousands killed or injured over the past six months alone, is a horrific testament to the cruelty and inhumanity of the perpetrators of this conflict. The fact that America and Israel continue to perpetrate and enable this violence is a stain on their moral conscience. The world cannot afford to turn a blind eye to this ongoing tragedy. Children, the most vulnerable among us, are being maimed, traumatized, and killed with impunity. It is unconscionable that powerful nations like the United States provide unwavering support and military aid to Israel, fueling this cycle of violence and oppression. America, as a self-proclaimed beacon of democracy and human rights, bears direct responsibility for the bloodshed in Gaza. By funding and arming the Israeli military, the U.S. is complicit in the massacre of innocent civilians, including children. Israel, meanwhile, continues to violate international law and commit egregious war crimes with impunity, shielded by diplomatic protection and unwavering support from its powerful ally.

It is depicted as below how difficult it becomes to reach already scarce aid for people who are starving family wide, babies, children, father&mother. #stopgenocide