في القرن الحادي والعشرين، حيث تُزهو العواصم بشواهقها الزجاجية، وتتباهى الأمم بمنصّات حقوق الإنسان ومواثيق العدالة الدولية، وفي عالمٍ تتصدّر فيه شعارات الحرية، وتُعقد فيه القمم من أجل السلام، وتُنشد فيه الأغاني عن الطفولة والكرامة في هذا العالم نفسه، تُزهق أرواحُ الأطفال في غزة جوعاً، وتُدفن جثامين الأبرياء في السودان مرتين، وتصمتُ «الإنسانية» صمت القبور!
أي فضيحة أعظم من أن يموت الإنسان جائعاً على مرأى ومسمع من العالم؟
أي خزي هذا الذي يصيب البشرية حين تتحوّل الطفولة إلى هياكل عظمية تتحرك ثم تسقط بلا حراك؟
في غزة، حيث الجوع لم يعد كلمة، بل سكينٌ مسموم في أحشاء الصغار، وحيث الحصار لم يعد إجراءً عسكرياً، بل مشروع إبادة جماعية بطيئة، يُحكم على الناس بالموت بلا قصف، بل عبر تجويعٍ ممنهج، وصمتٍ دولي لا يقل دمويةً عن القنابل.
تتقاذف الأمم تصريحات الشجب والإدانة، وتستعرض المنظمات الدولية بياناتها الباهتة، بكلمة (مستاؤون)
لكن لا أحد يفعل فعلاً حقيقياً لأجل أطفالٍ تموت تحت أنظار البشر، وليس العدد بقليل فقد صنف 30 ألف طفل حالات سوء تغذية، و260 ألف طفل دون الخامسة بحاجة للغذاء هذا غير المتوفين جوعاً.
في غزة اليوم، لم تقتل القنابل الجميع، فحسب، بل تُرك من تبقى ليموت جوعاً!
أمهاتٌ عاجزات عن إرضاع أبنائهن، وشبابٌ يتحولون إلى أشباح، وطفولة تحبو نحو الموت حتى الأكفان اختفت لكثرة المعروض من الموتى جوعاً وقصفاً من أجل رغيف، أيُّ موتٍ هذا الذي يختار ضحاياه بالحرمان؟ وأيُّ قسوةٍ في أن يكون الجوع أبطأ سلاح إبادةٍ عرفته الحروب الحديثة؟
ومع ذلك، لم تتحرك الأمم، لم ينتفض العالم، لم يُقطع شريان دعمٍ عن الجلاد.
لم تُحاسب إسرائيل، بل تُكافأ بمزيدٍ من الصمت، ومزيدٍ من التواطؤ، ومزيدٍ من الأسلحة! عالم من الرعب ومعارك الخيال التي تنتجها هوليود في السودان، حيث الجسد العربي والأفريقي يشتعل نزيفاً، حربٌ عبثيةٌ أتت على المدن والقرى، قتلت الأطفال، هجّرت النساء، مزّقت البيوت، غير الاغتصابات والانتهاكات غير الإنسانية لكن الفضيحة لم تتوقف عند هذا الحد.
فالموتى يُدفنون في البيوت!
القبور تُشقُّ داخل المنازل، في أفنية الدور والغرف، خوفاً من الرصاص القاتل، فآلة القتل لا تسمح حتى بوداعٍ كريم، فالجميع يقاتل ويمارس الإبادة الجماعية؛ الجيش والدعم السريع والمليشيات الإخوانية الإرهابية، الأم تدفن ابنها بيديها، والزوجة تُهيل التراب على زوجها داخل فناء الدار،
وحين تهطل الأمطار، تُكشف القبور فتعود العائلة، لتدفن فقيدها للمرة الثانية! أو تنقله إلى المقابر الرسمية عندما يصمت صوت الرصاص في وداع متكرر وألم يشق القلوب، أيُّ ذُلّ هذا؟
أيُّ انعدام للكرامة أكثر من أن يتحوّل الوداع إلى فعل مستحيل، وأن يكون الموتى بلا مأوى تحت الأرض، هل سمع العالم؟ هل تحركت الأمم المتحدة؟ هل اهتزّت المنابر؟ هل أصدر مجلس الأمن قراراً بوقف هذا العبث؟ لا شيء.
الصمت هو الرد الوحيد. أين أمريكا التي تدّعي قيادة العالم الحرّ؟ أين أوروبا التي لا تتوقف عن الحديث عن «الكرامة الإنسانية»؟ أين الشعوب التي ملأت الدنيا صراخاً لأجل حقوق الحيوانات؟ مثل تلك الطلة البهية لبرجيت باردو تطلب من المتوحشين أن لا يقتلوا الثعالب التي تحبها ولا يذبح المسلمين الخراف ليأكلوا لحمها، أين الغوغائيون التي تمتلئ خطاباتهم بحماسةٍ جوفاء عن قضية الأمة الأولى؟
يتشدّقون بالإنسانية، ولكن لا يعرفون منها إلا قشورها، يتغنون بالكرامة، لكنهم يدوسونها كل يوم تحت أقدام مصالحهم، غزة تموت ببطء، والعالم يدوّن أرقاماً جديدة في سجلات الإحصاء، لا في صفحات الرحمة.
والسودان يتمزق، ولا شيء يتغيّر سوى القتل ورائحة الموت، إنها ليست مجرد مأساة، إنها فضيحة كونية كشفت كذب الشعارات، وسحبت الستار عن كل الأقنعة.
لم يعد هناك من مكان للحديث عن «العدالة الدولية» ولا عن «حقوق الإنسان»، ولا عن «العالم المتحضر». كلها أكاذيب تكشف زيفها حقائق الواقع المرير، فيا أيها العالم، إن ماتت ضمائرك،
فلا تزعم أنك ناطق باسم الإنسانية.
ويا منظمات العالم، إن كنتم لا تستطيعون حماية من بقي حيّاً فلا تملأوا فضاءاتنا بأكاذيبكم المزعجة، ولا تدّعوا كذباً أنكم تمثلون الضمير العالمي وتمثلون القيم الإنسانية، أوقفوا الحروب المدمرة التي أشعلتها الأيدي الماكرة..
دعوا من مات يُدفن بسلام، وساعدوا المشردين يعودون إلى بيوتهم بكرامة، واطعموا جائعي غزة بكرامة.
تابع قناة عكاظ على الواتساب
In the twenty-first century, where capitals boast their glass skyscrapers, and nations take pride in human rights platforms and international justice charters, in a world where slogans of freedom take center stage, summits are held for peace, and songs about childhood and dignity are sung, in this very world, the souls of children in Gaza are lost to hunger, the bodies of innocents are buried twice in Sudan, and "humanity" remains silent as the grave!
What greater scandal is there than for a human being to die of hunger in full view of the world?
What shame befalls humanity when childhood turns into skeletal figures that move and then fall lifeless?
In Gaza, where hunger is no longer just a word, but a poisoned knife in the bellies of the young, and where the blockade is no longer a military measure, but a slow genocide, people are condemned to die not through bombardment, but through systematic starvation, and an international silence that is no less bloody than bombs.
Nations toss around statements of condemnation and denunciation, and international organizations showcase their pale reports with the word (disappointed)
But no one takes real action for the children who die under the eyes of humanity, and the number is not small, as 30,000 children have been classified as malnourished, and 260,000 children under five are in need of food, not to mention those who have died of hunger.
In Gaza today, bombs have not killed everyone; rather, those who remain are left to die of hunger!
Mothers are unable to breastfeed their children, youth are turning into ghosts, and childhood crawls towards death until the shrouds have disappeared due to the overwhelming number of the dead from hunger and bombardment for a loaf of bread. What kind of death chooses its victims through deprivation? And what cruelty is it that hunger is the slowest weapon of extermination known in modern wars?
Yet, nations have not moved, the world has not risen up, and no support line has been cut off from the executioner.
Israel has not been held accountable; instead, it is rewarded with more silence, more complicity, and more weapons! A world of horror and imaginary battles produced by Hollywood in Sudan, where the Arab and African bodies bleed, a senseless war that has devastated cities and villages, killed children, displaced women, and torn apart homes, along with rapes and inhumane violations, but the scandal does not stop there.
For the dead are buried in their homes!
Graves are dug inside houses, in the yards and rooms, out of fear of deadly bullets, as the killing machine does not allow even for a dignified farewell; everyone fights and practices genocide: the army, the Rapid Support Forces, and the terrorist Brotherhood militias. A mother buries her son with her own hands, and a wife shovels dirt over her husband in the courtyard of their home,
And when the rains fall, the graves are exposed, and the family returns to bury their loved one for the second time! Or they transfer him to the official cemeteries when the sound of bullets falls silent in a repeated farewell and pain that tears at the hearts. What humiliation is this?
What greater lack of dignity is there than for farewell to become an impossible act, and for the dead to have no shelter underground? Has the world heard? Has the United Nations moved? Have the platforms shaken? Has the Security Council issued a resolution to stop this madness? Nothing.
Silence is the only response. Where is America, which claims to lead the free world? Where is Europe, which does not stop talking about "human dignity"? Where are the people who filled the world with cries for animal rights? Like that beautiful appearance of Brigitte Bardot asking the savages not to kill the foxes she loves or for Muslims to slaughter sheep to eat their meat, where are the rabble-rousers whose speeches are filled with hollow enthusiasm for the first cause of the nation?
They boast of humanity, but know only its shells; they sing of dignity, yet trample it every day under the feet of their interests. Gaza is dying slowly, and the world records new numbers in statistical registers, not in pages of mercy.
And Sudan is tearing apart, and nothing changes except for killing and the smell of death. It is not just a tragedy; it is a cosmic scandal that has revealed the lies of slogans and pulled the curtain off all masks.
There is no longer any place to talk about "international justice" or "human rights," or "the civilized world." All are lies that the bitter realities reveal. O world, if your consciences have died,
do not claim to speak on behalf of humanity.
And O world organizations, if you cannot protect those who remain alive, do not fill our spaces with your annoying lies, and do not falsely claim that you represent the global conscience and human values. Stop the destructive wars ignited by cunning hands..
Let the dead be buried in peace, and help the displaced return to their homes with dignity, and feed the hungry in Gaza with dignity.
What greater scandal is there than for a human being to die of hunger in full view of the world?
What shame befalls humanity when childhood turns into skeletal figures that move and then fall lifeless?
In Gaza, where hunger is no longer just a word, but a poisoned knife in the bellies of the young, and where the blockade is no longer a military measure, but a slow genocide, people are condemned to die not through bombardment, but through systematic starvation, and an international silence that is no less bloody than bombs.
Nations toss around statements of condemnation and denunciation, and international organizations showcase their pale reports with the word (disappointed)
But no one takes real action for the children who die under the eyes of humanity, and the number is not small, as 30,000 children have been classified as malnourished, and 260,000 children under five are in need of food, not to mention those who have died of hunger.
In Gaza today, bombs have not killed everyone; rather, those who remain are left to die of hunger!
Mothers are unable to breastfeed their children, youth are turning into ghosts, and childhood crawls towards death until the shrouds have disappeared due to the overwhelming number of the dead from hunger and bombardment for a loaf of bread. What kind of death chooses its victims through deprivation? And what cruelty is it that hunger is the slowest weapon of extermination known in modern wars?
Yet, nations have not moved, the world has not risen up, and no support line has been cut off from the executioner.
Israel has not been held accountable; instead, it is rewarded with more silence, more complicity, and more weapons! A world of horror and imaginary battles produced by Hollywood in Sudan, where the Arab and African bodies bleed, a senseless war that has devastated cities and villages, killed children, displaced women, and torn apart homes, along with rapes and inhumane violations, but the scandal does not stop there.
For the dead are buried in their homes!
Graves are dug inside houses, in the yards and rooms, out of fear of deadly bullets, as the killing machine does not allow even for a dignified farewell; everyone fights and practices genocide: the army, the Rapid Support Forces, and the terrorist Brotherhood militias. A mother buries her son with her own hands, and a wife shovels dirt over her husband in the courtyard of their home,
And when the rains fall, the graves are exposed, and the family returns to bury their loved one for the second time! Or they transfer him to the official cemeteries when the sound of bullets falls silent in a repeated farewell and pain that tears at the hearts. What humiliation is this?
What greater lack of dignity is there than for farewell to become an impossible act, and for the dead to have no shelter underground? Has the world heard? Has the United Nations moved? Have the platforms shaken? Has the Security Council issued a resolution to stop this madness? Nothing.
Silence is the only response. Where is America, which claims to lead the free world? Where is Europe, which does not stop talking about "human dignity"? Where are the people who filled the world with cries for animal rights? Like that beautiful appearance of Brigitte Bardot asking the savages not to kill the foxes she loves or for Muslims to slaughter sheep to eat their meat, where are the rabble-rousers whose speeches are filled with hollow enthusiasm for the first cause of the nation?
They boast of humanity, but know only its shells; they sing of dignity, yet trample it every day under the feet of their interests. Gaza is dying slowly, and the world records new numbers in statistical registers, not in pages of mercy.
And Sudan is tearing apart, and nothing changes except for killing and the smell of death. It is not just a tragedy; it is a cosmic scandal that has revealed the lies of slogans and pulled the curtain off all masks.
There is no longer any place to talk about "international justice" or "human rights," or "the civilized world." All are lies that the bitter realities reveal. O world, if your consciences have died,
do not claim to speak on behalf of humanity.
And O world organizations, if you cannot protect those who remain alive, do not fill our spaces with your annoying lies, and do not falsely claim that you represent the global conscience and human values. Stop the destructive wars ignited by cunning hands..
Let the dead be buried in peace, and help the displaced return to their homes with dignity, and feed the hungry in Gaza with dignity.


