
To be born as a Palestinian child is to step immediately into the shadow of occupation. This is not merely about living in a specific geography; it is about clinging to life within a systematic form of erasure. Israel’s occupation policies and settler terrorism target not only the physical but also the psychological and social existence of Palestinian children. This siege, stretching from East Jerusalem to the Gaza Strip, deprives children of their most fundamental human rights—life, education,
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Mehmet Bağcı

Being born as a Palestinian child means stepping immediately into the shadow of occupation. This is not merely about living in a particular geography; it is about clinging to life within a systematic pattern of erasure. Israel’s occupation policies and settler terrorism target not only the physical but also the psychological and social existence of Palestinian children. This siege, stretching from East Jerusalem to the Gaza Strip, deprives children of their most fundamental human rights—life, ed
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Mehmet Bağcı