The occupation of Palestine has left a trail of terror and violence, first through terrorist attacks and then with evictions and massacres. The genocide in Gaza is broadcast in real time with heartbreaking images of mutilated boys and girls, destroyed homes, and devastated hospitals. These atrocities, endorsed by those who label as 'antisemitic' those who denounce them, have caused the death of more than 18,000 minors in Gaza.
The Israeli Finance Minister, Bezalel Smotrich, has stated that Gaza will be completely destroyed in six months, with the population concentrated in a narrow strip between the border with Egypt and the Morag corridor. This cruel blockade was established last year, when the State of Israel had already ended the lives of thousands of children, including Hind Rajab.
Despite the magnitude of this tragedy, some prefer indifference. However, the impunity with which the total destruction of Gaza is announced is alarming. The voices that rise against these atrocities are labeled as antisemitic, while Israeli war criminals enter Argentina freely without facing justice.
The Hind Rajab Foundation has filed a complaint for war crimes before the International Criminal Court, requesting the arrest of Lieutenant Colonel Beni Aharon, directly responsible for the death of the girl. Meanwhile, in Argentina, the voices that denounce these injustices are silenced, and the narrative of 'antisemitism' is prioritized over the genocide taking place in Palestine.
It is crucial to dismantle the biased narrative that minimizes the suffering of the Palestinian people and perpetuates the impunity of those responsible for these atrocities. Solidarity with the victims of the Israeli occupation is urgent, as is the firm condemnation of those who attempt to silence these denunciations behind the veil of 'antisemitism.'
