Everyone who has seen an authentic image of the Gaza genocide has a duty to inform others about it and fight against denialism.

Just as listening to a Holocaust survivor and seeing the camps helps you to bear witness to the Holocaust, seeing the emaciated children of Gaza and watching Gazan people share their ordeal online makes you a witness to the Gaza genocide.

"Never Again" extends to the genocides that you have lived to see.

I cannot let denialism slide. The perpetrators and sympathizers of genocide all too often get away with spreading false narratives and promoting historical revisionism, even if the facts contradict their beliefs.

As an example, Holocaust deniers claim that the cremation of the people in the death camps was impossible, without realizing that the Nazis didn't care about doing it in a way respectful to the dead and just piled them on to get rid of the evidence of their crimes.

I have seen both Holocaust denial and Gaza genocide denial on the Internet, and it damages my mental health. I hate them both equally and cannot bear to see the ultranationalist butchering of history.

Not only do fascists murder the dead and gloat about their racial supremacy, they deny the crime entirely in order to try and rewrite the truth itself.

It's an insult to my intelligence.

Just as Nazis simultaneously gloat about their killing of "Jewish bolshevicks" (they can't fucking spell. Master race my ass) while also downplaying or denying the Holocaust, the Kahanists and the Israel apologists talk about how happy they are to see the rubble of Gaza and the dead "Islamo Nazis" while simultaneously denying that they are committing any atrocities in Gaza.
@burnoutqueen burnout. Are you aware of the new liberal movement in Israel rn?

@lax

There is a significant socialist movement within Israel that resists the policy of their government, and I personally give them my solidarity.

@burnoutqueen lol no I'm talking about the liberals

Socialism and capitalism have collapsed into social democracy in Israel which is agreed upon by everyone, at least publicly speaking

@lax I've seen the liberal movement who is against the war for practical reasons, and I see them in the same light as the centrist liberals here in the US.

I understand their desire to "bring them home" so to speak, but they are not in the same metaphorical "camp" as me.

@burnoutqueen ok then you haven't because you're flat out wrong

Tfym "for practical reasons" people are against the war or not, there's no superior and inferior reasons to object to wars, that's so objectifying

Bringing them home is the only reason the Israeli center even remotely agreed to this war

I recommend you to read Israeli news because the brand-new, as in, didn't exist ten days ago, liberal movement is making rounds.