18 Years Behind the Wall. 2 Years Inside the Genocide

18 Years Behind the Wall. 2 Years Inside the Genocide.

For 18 years, Gaza has lived trapped inside the world’s longest open-air prison. A place where two million souls have been locked, starved, bombed, and silenced — for being Palestinian.

And now, for two years, that prison has turned into a slaughterhouse.

More than 92 % of Gaza has been obliterated — cities, schools, hospitals, memories.

Over 65,000 lives have been taken — whole families erased from the civil registry. From grandparents to newborns, generations wiped off the earth.

Every day, at least 28 children are killed — their names never spoken outside the rubble.

Doctors, nurses, journalists, paramedics — all deliberately targeted. Every person of mercy, every hand that helps, becomes a target.

Electricity, food, water, medicine — all cut off. Hospitals turned into graveyards. Camps bombed. People starved until they crawl to aid trucks, only to be executed where they stand.

This is not a “conflict.” This is a crime engineered by occupation — slow, systematic, and absolute.
The occupier justifies it with excuses that insult human intelligence.
And the so-called civilized world watches, calculates, debates, and moves on.

Gaza has shown the true face of humanity — or what’s left of it.
It has exposed the naked hypocrisy of the international system — the colonial order, the imperial comfort, the selective outrage, the double standard so deep it bleeds.

The price has been too high. Too unbearable. Every family has lost their home, their memories, their limbs — yet their faith remains. Gaza is drained, yes. But Gaza is not defeated.

18 years of blockade. 2 years of genocide.
And still — Gaza speaks. Gaza breathes. Gaza will never forget.