Protesters flooded streets in Tel Aviv and New York this week, condemning Israel's military actions in Gaza and its controversial blockade that activists call a 'starvation policy.' 🚨 With flour bags and photos of malnourished children, demonstrators demanded urgent humanitarian aid and an end to the conflict that has claimed over 100 lives due to famine-related causes, per Gaza authorities.
Tel Aviv: 'It’s Being Done in Our Name'
In a rare display of dissent, Israelis carried signs reading "Starvation is a war crime" near government buildings. One protester told China Media Group: "Gazans are literally starving—this is a man-made disaster." Critics argue Israel’s blockade has blocked food, water, and medicine, worsening what the WHO calls "mass starvation." 🚫💧
New York: 'Stop Funding Genocide'
Across the Atlantic, U.S. protesters slammed their government’s military support for Israel. Signs like "End All U.S. Aid" dotted the crowd as activists accused Washington of being "accomplices" in Gaza’s crisis. 🔥 One woman declared: "We refuse to fund death traps—open the Rafah crossing now!" referring to the vital Egypt-Gaza border.
As global pressure mounts, protesters insist: This isn’t just politics—it’s about survival. 🌍✊
