As someone deeply affected by the ongoing conflict in Palestine, I am compelled to raise my voice against the relentless bombing and potential continuation of land seizure by Israel. Thousands of innocent civilians, who have no means to defend themselves, are dying every day due to this aggression. The world watches as one of the most densely populated cities is subjected to intensive daily bombings by Israel, backed up by the US - together forming one of the strongest military powers in history.

Ginetta Sagan once said: “Silence in the face of injustice is complicity with the opressor.”

This includes countless women and children whose lives were abruptly ended or irrevocably altered. Moreover, Israel's continuous encroachment on Palestinian lands is a blatant violation of international law.

The bombing included a partial church, a mosque, a hospital and 2 schools, one of which is a UN school. The bombing also was on convoys of humanitarian aid, reporters, border check point infrastructure and 100s of residential building and neighborhoods. 

The cutting of water, food and electricity on a seized city in an occupation is a war crime not to mention the bombings mentioned above. Any try to seize more land from Palestinians should not be permitted after succeeding in stopping the massacres.

This petition calls upon global leaders and human rights organizations worldwide to intervene immediately. We demand an end to this violence and a halt on illegal land seizures. Furthermore, we urge for an impartial investigation into these atrocities committed against defenseless civilians.

The world is changing now finally and seeing the massacres, the Israeli mocking of palestinians dying or facing water and food shortage and the lies and unconditional support of some countries for Israel to continue its massacres.

We have a duty to speak up and be heard as history will be written one day exposing everything that happened, will be be silent friends or speak up?

"In the end, we will not remember the words of our enemies but the silence of our friends." Martin Luther King Jr.

Please join us in our plea for justice; sign this petition today.