Two years of genocide: Why Gaza’s resistance will never surrender

Since the outbreak of the genocidal war on Gaza nearly two years ago, the world has been confronted with an extraordinary reality: a besieged people whose homes are levelled, whose hospitals are bombed and whose families are torn apart, yet who rise from beneath the rubble — sometimes barefoot, often with a little more than rudimentary weapons — to challenge one of the most heavily armed militaries in the world. This is not simply a war. It is an existential test for humanity. It is living proof that dignity, when deeply rooted in land and belief, can withstand even the mightiest arsenals of destruction. Scenes that defy logic There are few images more striking than that of young Palestinians emerging […]