#صمتكم_عار.. An online campaign asks the world: What have you done for Gaza?

An online campaign under the hashtag #صمتكم_عار (Your Silence is a Disgrace) poses a question to the world about what it has done for the victims of what it describes as "the Israeli genocide" in Gaza, demanding concrete actions instead of statements. The campaign includes demands for the entry of rescue equipment, removal of rubble, and provision of shelter and basic materials for civilians.

An online campaign under the hashtag #صمتكم_عار (Your Silence is a Disgrace) poses a question to the international community about what it has done for the victims of what the campaign describes as "the ongoing Israeli genocide" in Gaza for the third consecutive year. The campaign emerges from under the rubble and among tents flooded by rain and long lines of the hungry and sick, demanding concrete actions instead of statements and positions. The demands include the entry of search and rescue equipment, removal of rubble, recovery of the missing, and provision of shelter and basic materials. The article quotes Dr. Salah Abd al-Aati, head of the International Authority to Support the Rights of the Palestinian People "Hashed," who links silence to the concept of legal responsibility, explaining that unjustified abstention may amount to a crime. It also quotes writer Muhammad Shahin, who sees the campaign as expressing a gap between the scale of the tragedy and the level of political action, linking this to the influence of major powers' interests on international institutions. The article concludes with a question: Will the world's knowledge of what is happening translate into action, or will the tragedy remain present in images and statements more than in decisions?