Gaza Is a Graveyard of Children. The World Will Never Forget. Watching footage of Gaza, I am struggling to find words that adequately describe what I see. It's apocalyptic. Entire neighborhoods obliterated. Families buried beneath concrete. Hospitals destroyed. Children pulled from the rubble, their tiny bodies broken, absolutely heartbreaking. Thousands upon thousands of children killed. Think about that. These were somebody's sons and daughters. Children who should have been playing, laughing, going to school, growing up, falling in love, and living their lives. Instead, they are dead. And for what? Israel's government seems to believe that somehow the world will eventually move on. That enough public relations campaigns, political influence, and manufactured outrage will make everyone forget what happened in Gaza. They are gravely mistaken. You cannot reduce an entire society to rubble, inflict unimaginable suffering on its children, and expect to emerge with your moral standing intact. Israel faces a reckoning that no amount of money, propaganda, or political protection can erase. And every American politician who enabled this destruction, excused it, or remained silent while children were being slaughtered deserves to have their record examined and their careers ended. You can bury the bodies. You can clear the rubble. But you will never bury the truth of what happened to Gaza's children.