While humanity was called yesterday, April 5th, to revive the International Day of the Pronoun adopted by the United Nations in 2019 to spread the culture of peace and tolerance, Israel was violating the human conscience, and Gaza was burning, on the same day in which the world was supposed to contemplate the meaning of the human conscience, Gaza was breathing under the weight of continuous bombing that did not distinguish between a tenth house, between a child and a sheikh, between those who sought refuge in the hospital For survival, and whoever only finds the rubble of his house shelter, and the deadly paradox is that the world celebrated the principles of conscience on a day when he is supposed to embody the highest human values, while Israeli planes were rainy of Al -Shuja’ia neighborhood with shells, and Rafah and Khan Yunus are turned into ruins where blood is mixed with stones, in one of the most horrific waves of escalation since the outbreak of the war, as if the human conscience was Conference letters were devoted without having a place in the decision rooms.
At the moment when human values were supposed to rise, masks fell, and yesterday, while the United Nations data were talking about “the importance of conscience as a pillar of global peace”, Gaza residents were buried under the rubble, without water, without medicine, without light, and without a global conscience listening to their whip.
The paradox here is not only linguistic, but also moral, as the conscience that is celebrated in the air -conditioned halls, and is written about it in colored reports in the terms of tolerance, died under the rubble of the “Dar Al -Arqam” school north of Gaza, and was bombed with the tents of the displaced in Khan Yunis, and silent in front of the pictures of children torn in Shuja’ia.
This mass death coincided with the features of a pre -established Israeli plan, whose goal is not only to eliminate Hamas, but to re -engineer geography and demography in the Gaza Strip, by dividing it into isolated pockets, establishing security areas, and pushing the residents to forced displacement, which are steps that go beyond the military accounts to enter the depth of the political project of the Israeli right -wing movement, supported by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the chief of staff The new Eyal Zamir, who is described by those close to as a man of decisiveness and attack.
Despite the international voices calling for calm, Israel is no longer dealt with these efforts except as temporary breaks, which may be granted for hostages negotiations, but it does not change anything from the course of the war. An alternative, and perhaps they will make it the only solution.
The worrying is that these policies are implemented while the world is satisfied with the statements of anxiety, or at best, it balances the victim and the executioner, as if the Palestinians are without context, and the blood of the people of Gaza is less weighted in the balance of international justice, which refers us again to the question of the conscience is devoid of moral values, to put it as a criterion to measure the humanity of the world, and the extent of its sincerity in respecting the international laws that are enriched in the morning It is overlooked in the evening.
On the sixth of April, when the reader reads these lines, only one day has passed since the conscience celebrations, but Gaza has passed long days of ignorance and bleeding, and the question still exists: Does the world need a day for the conscience, or a living conscience that wakes up every day? Away from the conscience based on reactions whenever a catastrophe occurs.
A conscience wakes up whenever a child falls, and the scenes of ruin are moved, not the accounts, a conscience that has the courage to say “enough” when the tongues are unable, and he takes a step towards man, not towards the centers of influence and excellence?
In the time of silence from the massacres, it is not required for a new declaration, and the rhetoric speeches, but rather an awakening of the hearts and pronouns .. Perhaps it comes before the rubble swallows the last remaining echo of the conscience that is repeated between the rubble of the Gaza buildings and their martyrs.
