Gaza Genocide Compilation Cranberries "Zombie"

What you see here is only a glimpse. cGaza has no internet, no foreign media on the ground — every clip had to be filmed under fire and smuggled out. For every explosion or shooting caught on camera, countless others remain unseen. This is just a small sample that survived the blackout, theres many many more on the internet, but I could not use more, the compilation is overcrowded as it is.
Set to The Cranberries’ haunting anti-war anthem Zombie, the footage connects the numbness of endless violence to the century-long tragedy of Palestine. The song’s “1916” lyric could just as easily be “1917,” marking the Balfour Declaration — when Britain pledged a “national home” for Jews in Palestine — or “1947,” the UN partition that set the stage for decades of dispossession.
Viewer discretion strongly advised: Contains graphic war footage. credits should go to The Cranberries and Gaza 2019 documentary film directed by Irish filmmakers Garry Keane and Andrew McConnell, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. And those who sent the videos from such locations. I take no credit nor want any, I just put it together.