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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Why wasn't God watching" ~ from the song Georgia Lee by Tom Waits Genocide. I can't remember exactly how shocked I was learning about genocide when we studied the Holocaust in elementary school. Later, I read books about it: Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank, My, Friend, Anne Frank by Hannah Pick-Goslar, Anne Frank Remembered by Miep Gies, Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, etc. Those books replaced faceless victims, living long ago, and far away, to some extent, with a real people, in some sense, in the room with me, into my life - so sad, so unbelievable. Brave people tried to help, but ignorance, apathy, and evil won the day. There was a measure of comfort - that was long ago, that was far away, I'm not like the evil perpetrators, good people didn't know, and, by pure luck, at least I'm not a vulnerable victim. At first, I thought history's largest scale, most notorious genocide was a freak historical occurrence. Now, it seems genocide is the rule, not the exception, repeating in every continent, in every century, throughout history. Have we learned anything? Do we care? I don't know. Do your own research - or don't. According to Wikipedia, "a United Nations special committee,[43] Amnesty International,[44] Médecins Sans Frontières,[45] B'Tselem,[46] Physicians for Human Rights–Israel,[47] International Federation for Human Rights,[48] numerous genocide studies and international law scholars[49] (including the International Association of Genocide Scholars),[50][51] and many other experts, Israel is committing genocide against the Palestinians during its ongoing blockade, invasion, and bombing of the Gaza Strip"" At least 60,138 people have died in Gaza - 1 out of 37 70% of Palestinians killed in Gaza are women and children. 100% of the population is experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity. Is all this death and misery really necessary for self-defense? Genocide. I know. Sometimes, I wish I didn't.
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