We wouldn't have to stand it any longer if the world stood with us. If they demanded an end to the s

[bonito]

We wouldn't have to stand it any longer if the world stood with us. If they demanded an end to the siege and the killings and demolition of houses for our children. If they demanded assistance reach the people through rallies and sit-ins

There is a horror in every minute and it is clear especially in the lives of children. For example, there were five sisters in one family killed from the Israeli occupation while they stayed in their home. But there are 800,000 other children in Gaza, all afraid, all waiting for someone or something to help them. They are caught in a prison that is becoming a concentration camp. Every day we sleep and open our eyes to the Israeli crimes of killing children and women and destroying civilians' homes. My words are unable to convey my feelings about this life in Gaza.

In my house we can't get basic needs. No food. No bread. No fuel. No future. Yesterday, my father went to the bakery at 5 AM. He waited 5 hours to get one loaf of bread, which is not enough for my family because there are 11 of us. So today it was my turn. I went to all the bakeries -- all were closed.

http://www.commondreams.org/view/2009/01/12-7

Got to say folks is there a limit.

[Chulanowa]

1. Each of them are only 3/5 of a person, according to many on DU

If they didn't want to die, they shouldn't have been born Arab, after all!

[bonito]

2. There is hope, for the wisest among us have not words but set an example

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=4812705&mesg_id=4812705