It is truly strange: Saudi Arabia has purchased over $500 billion worth of weaponry in just 15 years, and, according to statistics, it possesses the most powerful air fleet in the region. Does it make any sense for Egypt to intervene to assist a nation that holds $2.5 trillion worth of arms? What, then, has Saudi Arabia been buying from the United States for the past 30 years—if it cannot even protect itself from the Houthis, who have themselves been under a blockade for 15 years? A reminder: Egypt sent two warplanes.

What is happening in France and Italy is but a small fraction of the price that must be paid—for allowing the entire world to watch the greatest massacre in modern history: what Israel has carried out in Gaza. What has taken place in Gaza will affect the whole world; this is only the beginning.

This is Gaza, and this is Israel: The person in the photo was killed in Gaza today. At 9:15 a.m., he received a call from the Israeli army, ordering him to leave his tent, go to a spot in the middle of the street, and stand there—informing him that he would be struck. They warned him that if he refused, the tent—along with everyone inside—would be bombed. The man stepped out, said goodbye to his wife, his three children, and his mother, and stood in the middle of the street. Three minutes later, a missile struck him.

The real Holocaust today is unfolding in Gaza: images of children being burned in Gaza—at the hands of Israel—are broadcast daily.

What peace is possible while Israeli children attack Palestinian children daily? These are daily occurrences. For example, a Palestinian child must pass through 14 Israeli security checkpoints to attend school.