🇵🇸 Pep Guardiola spoke about the lives lost in Gaza and the suffering of Palestinian refugees: "They are not dead. They are people who have been murdered. They are not numbers. They are lives that had names, faces, families, dreams and memories. They are not collateral damage. They are children. And when we stop calling things by their names, when we accept language that hides the pain, we begin to lose our humanity." "We are living through a very dark moment in our history. We see children in Gaza searching for their parents among the rubble, crying for help, going hungry and being left alone." "We see them lose everything before they have even had the chance to grow up. And the hell continues. Alongside it, so does the dehumanisation of the Palestinian people." "Their lives matter just as much as ours. Their suffering is not someone else's problem. Let us not forget that. Solidarity with Palestine cannot take a break. No, neither can our responsibility." "As of today, the Israeli government has killed more than 74,000 people in Gaza and continues to obstruct the entry of humanitarian aid. While Gaza continues to be devastated, demolitions of Palestinian homes and forced displacement in the West Bank also continue." "In this context, it is important to remember that, for millions of Palestinian refugees, the suffering did not begin yesterday. They have spent decades living through displacement, violence, loss, grief, trauma, uncertainty and injustice. And yet, they continue to move forward." "We deeply admire the resilience of the Palestinian people. But they should not have to be resilient. No people should have to spend generations proving their ability to endure suffering. No childhood should be spent learning how to survive before learning how to live." "Palestine matters, and Palestine needs justice and peace. Now." "Thank you very much." ❤️