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- Asep Haryono | It’s Time for Israel to End Its Occupation and Hands Off Palestine - Powered by Blogger
For over 75 years, the land of Palestine has been under siege its people displaced, its homes bulldozed, its rights ignored. The modern state of Israel was created in 1948, but its expansion since then has come at a devastating cost to Palestinians. Generations have lived under occupation, denied basic rights, sovereignty, and even the ability to move freely.
It is no longer enough to simply call for a "two-state solution" or to ask Israel to treat Palestinians more fairly. The world must demand what is just and lawful: Israel must get its hands off Palestinian land, end its military occupation, and dismantle the illegal settlements that continue to grow in defiance of international law. This is not a matter of political preference it is a matter of international law and human dignity.
Violation of International Law
Israel continues to violate the Geneva Conventions and numerous United Nations Security Council resolutions. The construction of settlements in the West Bank is illegal. The blockade on Gaza is a form of collective punishment. The annexation of East Jerusalem is rejected by nearly every country on earth.
Despite this, global powers especially the United States turn a blind eye, funding and supporting a state that systematically displaces an indigenous population. No country should be above the law.
A Brutal Occupation Palestinians in Gaza live under siege conditions, without clean water, electricity, or medical care. Children grow up surrounded by rubble, drones, and fear. In the West Bank, checkpoints, night raids, and land theft are a daily reality. In East Jerusalem, families are forcibly evicted from homes their ancestors have lived in for generations.
This is not self-defense. This is not security. This is colonialism.
The World Must Take Action. Calling for peace while ignoring justice is hypocrisy. The only real path to peace is ending the occupation. Palestinians deserve more than sympathy they deserve freedom. And Israel must not be allowed to continue this occupation under the pretense of national security or ancient land claims.
Conclusion: Justice Is Not Extremism. Demanding that Israel end its occupation and return stolen land is not anti-Semitic. It is not hateful. It is a demand for justice, rooted in the same moral principles that opposed apartheid in South Africa or the occupation of East Timor.If Israel wants to be recognized as a democracy, it must start by respecting the rights of those it occupies. And if the world is serious about peace, it must stop funding and legitimizing a system of apartheid.
Palestine is not for sale, not for occupation, and not for erasure.
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Justice begins with awareness.
Don’t be silent. Share this and support the right to live in peace
Let’s stand together for dignity, freedom, and human rights for everyone.
It is no longer enough to simply call for a "two-state solution" or to ask Israel to treat Palestinians more fairly. The world must demand what is just and lawful: Israel must get its hands off Palestinian land, end its military occupation, and dismantle the illegal settlements that continue to grow in defiance of international law. This is not a matter of political preference it is a matter of international law and human dignity.
Violation of International Law
Israel continues to violate the Geneva Conventions and numerous United Nations Security Council resolutions. The construction of settlements in the West Bank is illegal. The blockade on Gaza is a form of collective punishment. The annexation of East Jerusalem is rejected by nearly every country on earth.
Despite this, global powers especially the United States turn a blind eye, funding and supporting a state that systematically displaces an indigenous population. No country should be above the law.
A Brutal Occupation Palestinians in Gaza live under siege conditions, without clean water, electricity, or medical care. Children grow up surrounded by rubble, drones, and fear. In the West Bank, checkpoints, night raids, and land theft are a daily reality. In East Jerusalem, families are forcibly evicted from homes their ancestors have lived in for generations.
This is not self-defense. This is not security. This is colonialism.
The World Must Take Action. Calling for peace while ignoring justice is hypocrisy. The only real path to peace is ending the occupation. Palestinians deserve more than sympathy they deserve freedom. And Israel must not be allowed to continue this occupation under the pretense of national security or ancient land claims.
Conclusion: Justice Is Not Extremism. Demanding that Israel end its occupation and return stolen land is not anti-Semitic. It is not hateful. It is a demand for justice, rooted in the same moral principles that opposed apartheid in South Africa or the occupation of East Timor.If Israel wants to be recognized as a democracy, it must start by respecting the rights of those it occupies. And if the world is serious about peace, it must stop funding and legitimizing a system of apartheid.
Palestine is not for sale, not for occupation, and not for erasure.
.
Justice begins with awareness.
Don’t be silent. Share this and support the right to live in peace
Let’s stand together for dignity, freedom, and human rights for everyone.
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