Palestinian civilians, especially innocent children, are being targeted, starved, and bombed in one of the most brutal genocides of our time. When U.S. lawmakers like Randy Fine publicly call for the starvation of children in Gaza, it sends a horrifying message: Palestinian lives do not matter. His words normalize violence and deepen the suffering of already oppressed people. But it’s not just Palestinians who are affected. Muslims around the world feel the pain of watching our brothers and sisters be dehumanized while elected officials in the West openly support such cruelty.

If this hate speech goes unpunished, it sets a dangerous precedent. It tells the world that elected leaders can advocate for genocide without consequence. It will encourage more politicians to publicly support war crimes, silence dissent, and erase Palestinian voices from the political space. But if Randy Fine is held accountable, it will send a powerful message that Palestinian lives are not disposable, and that hate will not be tolerated in any government. This is not just about one man. It is about whether human dignity and justice still have meaning in America.

The genocide in Gaza is happening right now. Every day of silence means more bloodshed, more starvation, and more hate being normalized. Randy Fine’s words are not isolated. They are part of a growing wave of Islamophobic, Zionist rhetoric infecting Western politics. If we do not act now, we risk losing our voice, our dignity, and our power to resist.

That is why we, the Muslim Solidarity Network, are calling for his immediate resignation, and we urge every human being with a conscience to stand with us.

👉 Hate has no place in our government. Genocide will not be normalized.

✊🏽 Stand up. Speak out. Demand accountability.