Don’t leave me alone

Who can stop Zionist massacres? We heard this question so many times, but obviously no one can. A shy conviction against these crimes is the best that Arab countries can do. And the worst of all that is the Palestinian – Palestinian conflict that increased the Palestinian sufferance and left the door wide open for the Zionist extravagance to torture the Palestinian innocents without any mercy even on children.

Huda Ghalia a 10-years old Palestinian girl lost her whole family during an Israeli bombing on Gaza shores last Friday, the poor girl lost her father, mother and 5 sisters and brothers most of them are children, Huda became all alone in this world. The shock was so deep; Huda lost consciousness many times during the funeral and was screaming and whipping all the time “Don’t leave me alone” and “Farewell everyone”. Men cried before women specially when the poor child crawled to her father’s grave, kissed it and asked forgiveness from him.

This is not new on the Zionist perfidy which is used to assassinate Palestinian children’s happiness and dreams, and this time it couldn’t bear to witness the happiness of a Palestinian family having a peaceful picnic on Gaza beaches and decided to execute them to add another stain of sham in the history of humanity and the United Nations, who are deaf and blind of what is happening in Palestine. And for each Zionist crime negative effect on Palestinian children and this last crime left deep fears in children of Gaza who are scared to go to the beach again. Huda’s tragedy is an added tragedy for the Palestinian sufferance, but will it succeed to awake the Arabian conscience? Will the Palestinian president be able to afford her with love and tenderness after he decided to adopt her? And how many children will need to be adopted in Palestine? “Don’t leave me alone” a screechy from a Palestinian child expresses the tragedy of a nation and the sufferance of all Palestinian children.

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