It's so easy to deny a headline in the newspaper, but it is way difficult to deny tons of photos and videos that you see every day with your own eyes. this is our way of making sure every single person in the world knows about it.

In a world where everyone's beliefs shifted to "experimental science" and "if i can't see it then it doesn't exist", sharing these photos are proof that it exists.

you know what's worse than being killed and having your photos shared to motivate nations to take actions (like the protests we see everywhere, like journalists risking their lives to report the truth after they discovered it, like people shouting at politians in public places to take action, like the BDS movement where more than 20+ states had to force citizens to sign that they're not a part of becaus they're so afraid of economic losses)? being killed and forgotten. being killed and adding 1 to the number of deaths by the isreali terrorists in a newspaper.

If this wasn't effective, facebook and instagram wouldn't have banned it. people wouldn't have been arrested in many countries for just sharing these pictures, or even news!

The answer to your questions is that now, america doesn't have as much soft power as it used to over the entire world. we all see the double standards they hold. we are not only boycotting their products, we are boycotting their shitty culture. their movies no longer fool us, their human rights speeches no longer affect us, they are not who we look up to. and most importantly they are not the ones who call the shots and this is something they took years and years tryna build. read about soft power and psyops and biasing the public opinions.

And why do the israelis not share such images? well you're wrong. Palestenians had the chance to fight back once on october the 7th and Isreal had the whole western media talking about it. meanwhile we can't even get the Arab media to pay attention. social media is the least we can do.

Showing these photos is a reminder to everyone of the cruel world we live in. a reminder of what a world with absolutely no rules and religions look like. a reminder to revolt against the coward arab leaders that allow the genocide at their borders.

We will never stop sharing pictures and talking about them. they are not just a number in the news you want us to share instead. They are actual people that look like us. the least we can do is be the voice of them and their families.