The Palestinian people have been living in their historical homeland since time immemorial. They have endured many wars and invasions, yet their inherent goodness remains unchanged. After World War I and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, under whose administration Palestine had been, Britain entered the Middle East and occupied several Arab countries following the division of these lands between Britain and France, the two major powers of that period, as per the Sykes-Picot Agreement. In 1920, British Mandate over Palestine was announced. Since that time, there were Zionist calls, led by Theodor Herzl, to establish a national homeland for the Jews, which did not initially align with the realities. The Zionist movement, however, served British interests in forming a homeland in the Middle East. In 1917, Britain granted the right to Zionist movement to establish a national homeland in Palestine in a Declaration known as Balfour Declaration. In other words, those how don’t own gave the land to those how don’t deserve it. From that time, Britain supported Jewish immigration and they established an illegitimate entity in the Middle East that always served their interests.

In 1948, the Zionist movement declared the establishment of the State of Israel, supported by unjust world powers, primarily the United States. Since then, several wars were waged both inside and outside Palestine to challenge the recognition of this entity. The most famous of these was the 1973 war, in which several Arab countries participated. However, even after all these wars, the Zionist entity continues to occupy Palestinian territories. The Camp David Accords which were signed in 1978, have given them the right not only to control Palestine but also parts of Lebanon and Syria.

In 1978, Palestinians initiated the so-called "First Intifada" against this supposed entity. In response, this entity-built prisons, governed Palestinians, and killed large number of youths, elders, women, and children. In 1994, based on international treaties and agreements, the most famous of which was the Oslo Accords, the Palestinian self-governance was recognized in parts of Palestine. The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the legitimate and sole representative of the Palestinian people, have given the right to rule over West Bank and Gaza Strip.

However, this entity, the Zionist entity, did not accept this, and it continued to exert its dominance over areas controlled by the PLO, building settlements on Palestinian lands. There were many confrontations between the Zionist entity and the Palestinians due to frequent Israeli attacks on Palestinian territories. In these confrontations, the Al-Aqsa Mosque, which holds religious and historical significance for Palestinians and the entire Muslim community, has been frequently targeted.

At the end of 2008, Israel launched a large-scale military offensive against Gaza without any clear reason. They attacked and killed many people, including women, children, and the elderly. This resulted in 1,417 martyrs. In 2012, they launched a second war, and in 2014, Israel launched its third war on the besieged Gaza Strip, lasting for more than 50 days. In this war, they bombed homes, killing over 1,700 Palestinians. In 2021, a new attack killed large number of Palestinians, and in 2023, in May, another new aggression destroyed residential towers and houses, killing men, women, and children.

In addition to the above, Israel prevented worshipers from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and at the same time, they allowed settler gangs to enter to cause chaos. They also killed Palestinians at Israeli checkpoints in the West Bank. Israel managed to divide the West Bank into small sections by seizing Palestinian land and building Israeli settlements. They prevented Muslim worshipers from entering the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, and they threatened a new war on Gaza after the end of their holidays in late October 2023.

As a pre-emptive move, instead of waiting for Israeli aggression against Gaza, several Palestinian fighters, with the participation of all political parties in Gaza (Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Fatah, the Popular Front), managed to enter Israeli military positions and buffer zones. They killed some of them and captured Israeli soldiers, taking them to Gaza.

The Palestinians demanded the following:

1. 1. Reopening of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, allowing worshipers to enter and pray.
   2. An end to Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands.
   3. The release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails.
   4. Lifting the Israeli blockade on Gaza, which has been in place since 2007, resulting in the closure of factories and sources of income for Palestinian citizens.

However, Israel is not interested to set with the Palestinian or to negotiate with them. They have responded swiftly by conducting their most severe airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, targeting universities, homes, and even ambulance vehicles used to transport citizens. Israel's response was marked by extreme brutality, using fighter jets to bomb homes with residents sleeping inside. In some cases, more than 50 members of a single family were killed in a single house. Residential towers were targeted under the pretext that they housed Palestinian resistance offices.

The number of Palestinians killed has reached more than 7703 including 3195 children and 1863 women, while the number of casualties is more than 19,743, 1000 children under the rubble and 1800 reported missing until October 30, 2023, with the majority being children, women, and the elderly. Israel also cut off electricity, water, and fuel to Gaza and prevented the entry of food and medicine aids. Israel claimed it was targeting Palestinian resistance, but according to Palestinian Ministry of Health sources, over 60% of the casualties were children and women. Hospitals and international UN facilities were destroyed, and even clearly marked ambulance vehicles were targeted. Several journalists, identified by their press attire, were killed.

Gaza residents have been living without water, electricity, fuel, or internet for days. Will the Palestinians be left alone in this world? Even if the world does not act in support of innocent Palestinians, where is international law? Where are the countries that claim to support peace? In which just war does water get denied? Where are the Geneva Conventions, that guarantee safe passages for food aid in times of conflict? Why are innocent children killed on trivial pretexts? Has the Israeli leadership, in its description of Gaza residents as "subhuman" and not equal to them, been ignored? Where are the peace-loving people of the world who believe in humanity and peace?