Turn Away

Ceasefire Now

[leeha]

My heart is so heavy, this is exactly how my work place has been, its shocking how they avocate human rights, safe guarding children and equality but just play a blind eye to the genocide taking place in Palestine. No one at work has even uttered a word... complete silence. 😢

[stephengirling]

'Turn away' from politicians would be a good start. Just look where the 'leaders' have led us to!

[monkeyboy]

just watched this on rumble, harrowing doesn't even begin to describe it, I'm a 59 year old man, and i cried, if this is described as having the right to defend yourself, then i would rather die

[timwoodger]

We need a people’s republic as politicians clearly cannot be trusted! Just look at our world and ask did I choose this? Who chose this!? The world is in the state it is because of politicians nothing is more dangerous to society than politicians.
It’s time we created a true democracy where the people vote on the policies we want instead of giving so much power to those that cannot be trusted.

[poshvibes]

I look at the world differently now. People I've known for so many years, I see differently now. I go to sleep thinking about Gaza. I wake up thinking about Gaza. I only care about stopping this horror, but people post pictures of their dinner. I'm not sure who these people are anymore. 😢

[jacktorres]

Powerful, poignient and self explanatory to those who are blind and deaf to the massacres happening in Gaza yet they still manage to ignore the facts!

[walshydpo]

That shouldn't be censored, it should shown on the BBC 6 o'clock news. No sane person could let this continue. You have made a grandfather cry.

[tonyjackson]

Well Done DDN..
It's time for Us All to "Turn Away" from all this War and Killing Madness, it's time for a Cease Fire and to Just Start Talking, We All Just Need PEACE..

[TinaMcCall.]

Compelling, sinister, and exquisite. Well done, DDN.

Capitalism (and its attendant henchmen), is at the root.
Let us organize to make the soil reject it: educate, unionize, vote for socialist candidates in the primaries, deploy other forms of direct

[MostlyLoveOfMusic]

Censorship is youtube showing it doesnt care

[adrianariaratnam]

Why I no longer stand with Israel, and never will again

An excerpt :

The Gates of Gaza

“The attackers came at dawn, quickly occupying the town. The men were separated from the women and shot. One of the attackers, opening the door of one of the homes, found an old man standing there. He shot him. ‘He enjoyed shooting him, ’ an eyewitness to the attack said afterwards.

Soon the town was empty—the entire population of 5, 000 had either been killed or expelled, those who survived put on trucks, and driven to Gaza. The empty homes were looted. ‘We were very happy, ’ one of the participants said afterwards. ‘If you don’t take it, someone else will. You don’t feel you have to give it back. They were not coming back.’”

It sounds like a narrative torn from the front pages of today’s newspapers, one of many such stories—too many to count—describing the atrocities inflicted on the civilian populations of Israeli towns and Kibbutzes adjacent to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.

But it is not. Instead, it is the recollections of Yaakov Sharett, the son of Moshe Sharett, one of the fathers of Israel, a signatory to Israel’s Declaration of Independence, and Israel’s first Foreign Minister, and second Prime Minister. Yaakov Sharett was recounting the seizure of the Arab town of Bersheeba, in 1948, by Israeli soldiers, during Israel’s War of Independence.

As a young soldier serving in the Negev Desert in 1946, Sharett was appointed mukhtar—or chief—of one of eleven teams of soldiers—part of the secret “11-Points Plan” designed to establish Jewish outposts in the Negev Desert that would serve as a strategic foothold in the region when the anticipated war between Israeli Zionists and Arabs broke out.

The Arabs of Abu Yahiya provided Yaakov and his fellow Zionists with fresh water and would often guard the property of the Kibbutz while the men were away on work. There was an understanding between the leaders of Abu Yahia and the Hatzerim Kibbutz that they would be allowed to remain once Israel took control of the Negev. Instead, when war came, the Kibbutzniks from Hatzerim turned on their Arab neighbors, killing them and driving the survivors away from their homes forever.

The slaughter and physical eradication of the village of Abu Yahiya, the town of Bersheeba, and the 245 other Arab towns and villages in the Negev by Israeli settlers and soldiers has gone down in history as the Nakba, or “Catastrophe.” The Palestinians, when speaking of the Nakba, do not only address the events of 1948, but everything that has transpired since then in the name of the post-1948 sustainment, expansion, and defense of Zionism that defines modern-day Israel. Israelis do not talk about the Nakba, instead referring to the events of 1948 as their “War of Independence.”

Most of the survivors ended up living in Gaza!

Read in further heartfelt analysis at ;

[stop-the-greed]

March for an armistice on armistice Day COME IN PEACE. HYDE PARK 12:45 PM marching to the us embassy Come in peace and make a stand ♥️🇪🇭♥️🇬🇧♥️🇪🇭♥️🇬🇧

[michela.]

What a message, what incredible voices.
I have goose bumps and tears in my eyes.Let this stupid war end before it's too late.
If artists and sportsmen were in power, there would certainly be more love and respect and less wars in the world.

[resurrectedone]

" It is an enormous credit to the Palestinian people, a small nation on the Mediterranean, that they have never accepted their fate as a victim of European colonialism. They have kept their flag flying high. They have kept their struggle alive. They have kept their name, if not on the world's map, then on the world's mind. And everywhere you go, in every country in the world, people will raise the banner of Palestinian freedom and independence. " ~ George Galloway

[andreakinuthia]

Just watched the uncensored version - the children, the children and the pain of those left behind! How can our Government support this outrage? Ceasefire now!

[foxdenham]

When Art gives you the news you know that the mainstream are asleep. Great song and perfect visuals. Thank you. X

[Nathan-gnls]

Free Palestine, human rights demand this.

[pennyleamackie]

I compassionately stand with Humanity.

[greaper]

Im not turning away, never have, ive known about whats happening for years, the attack by hamas as disgusting as it was did not surprise me, isreal oppression has caused that im affraid, plain and simple, a Palestinian boy was killed by an isreali troop the very day before the attack happened, the very day before, yet we hear nothing, anyone who supports isreal and this genocide should be servely ashamed of yourself.

[andyhughes]

This is beautifully crafted. Art that’s speaks a million words. Shameful words. I make myself watch the suffering of our fellow humans in Palestine to remind me how weak I am compared to them.