Neue Bilder zum Aushalten – an Malte Lehming
Ein Bild sagt mehr als tausend Worte, aber diese Worte sagen weit mehr. Dem lieben Herrn Malte Lehming widme ich folgendes Zitat:
This quote is dedicated for Malte Lehming, who thinks we should just resist the urge of feeling mercy when we see palestinians suffer and die. Malte, you’re right! They should die, without causing us trouble.. So, this is to you..
These are just a couple of images that i’ve witnessed. In all the locations people are going through the dead terrified of recognizing a family member among them. The city is in a state of alarm, panic and confusion, cell phones aren’t working, hospitals and morgues are backed up and some of the dead are still lying in the streets with their families gathered around them, kissing their faces, holding on to them. Outside the destroyed buildings old men are kneeling on the floor weeping. Their slim hopes of finding their sons still alive vanished after taking one look at what had become of their office buildings.
At least 160 people dead in today’s air raid. That means 160 funeral processions, a few today, most of them tomorrow probably. To think that yesterday these families were worried about food and heat and electricity. At this point I think they -actually all of us- would gladly have Hamas sign off every last basic right we’ve been calling for the last few months forever if it could have stopped this from ever having happened.
Safa via Huffington Post
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Tags: Bombardierung, Hamas, Israel, Krieg, Malte Lehming, medien, naher-osten, Palästinenser
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