Reveal Gazans Are Starving. It’s a Manmade Catastrophe.
Aug 6, 2025
Abe Ajrami, a dedicated Palestinian aid worker based in the U.S., vitalizes the Gaza Soup Kitchen's mission to stave off famine in Gaza amidst a dire humanitarian crisis. He sheds light on the alarming starvation gripping the region and questions the international community's response to perceived genocide. Personal stories evoke the desperation faced by families seeking food, while he passionately advocates for meaningful support and a potential path toward a two-state solution. Ajrami's insights challenge perceptions and call for human dignity in the face of adversity.
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Hopelessness in Gaza
- People in Gaza pray for the end of their suffering, feeling hopeless about the ongoing crisis.
- Early war victims are seen as lucky compared to those suffering prolonged hardship.
Ineffectiveness of International Law
- Legal and human rights declarations against the war in Gaza haven't stopped the ongoing violence and genocide.
- International laws and human rights rhetoric appear ineffective in halting the crisis there.
Gaza Crisis as Genocide
- Multiple authoritative organizations label the actions in Gaza as genocide.
- Israeli government’s explicit intent includes forcing Gazans out and using collective punishment.