Gaza: The Truth, The Shots, And The Untold Stories #shorts

That is an evil that the world can't even fathom, but yet we allow it to exist. Top of that, what goes against you so often is your mercy and compassion. And and we've seen this since the beginning of the war, you know, uh October 7th and the horrific nature of the massacre that was unfolding before our eyes was something that I'll never be able to remove from my mind. the images uh what Hamas did. But Israel chose not to show the worst videos. They chose not to release these horrific uh pictures and videos to the world because they cared more about the victims and the families having to maybe see that than the people who inflicted these horrible acts of violence. Now, on the other hand, if you and I were watching what was happening in Gaza, for every single person that was taken into a hospital, there would be 25 DLSR cameras filming it, shooting it, retaking it. It was almost as if they were picking up these children and to shoot it again because they needed to get the perfect shot. And they didn't care about the child in their hands as much as they cared about getting the shot, getting back to Wi-Fi, posting it, and claiming that they're this victim. And look what's happened to these children. They don't care about the children. You know, I watched a video of um um his name is Motaz or something like this. Uh he blocked me on Instagram. He was a a journalist in Gaza. And I remember >> that's how you know you're doing the right thing when they block you on >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz I'll go at them on on social media. And he was holding this baby in his arm while he was while he was kind of driving and he was trying to film. And the baby's head is just flopping. And I thought to myself, you are the definition of scum because you do not care about this innocent Gazen child who has been born into jihadism >> more than you care about getting the shot and telling a story. Because if you did, you would put that camera on the floor. You would hold this child like it should be held. And you should actually care about it. But you don't care about them. You care about getting the shot. That is an evil that the world can't even fathom, but yet we allow it to exist.