UNT students organize walkout in solidarity with Palestine 

Nooooooooooooo

How would the Hamas treat you Christians? Do they allow you to build churches in Gaza?

@@thetruths7389 My grandparents were forced to leave their homeland of Palestine. I vividly recall my paternal grandmother's tears during Christmas and Easter, her grief stemming from the loss of members of her own family, friends, and also her brother-in-law at the hands of Zionist militia in Palestine. This tragedy has left her unable to celebrate these sacred occasions because of the trauma and sorrow she carries in her heart, of her innocent family members and friends being murdered. Because of that she refused to wear any other color than black until she passed away in her eighties. The second account comes from my maternal grandmother, who resided in Jaffa, Palestine. When the Zionists took control, her family was uprooted and forced to abandon their own home or be murdered. After years, she attempted to return to her childhood residence, only to find an Israeli woman occupying it. This woman not only evicted her but also callously declared that the home no longer belonged to my grandmother’s family, the home she had a key to! These stories are just two among the countless similar experiences endured by Palestinian families, both Christian and Muslim. These events unfolded long before the rise of Hamas, highlighting the longstanding injustices they have faced such as confiscating their homes and lands, demolishing their churches and mosques, harming their children, and displacing them from their own homes. Categorizing the present situation as a "war solely between Hamas and Israel" is an erasure of the collective suffering of Palestinians and also, it is a slap in the face for all the Palestinians who have suffered under the Zionists for years, including us The Palestinian Christians. This war is against the entire Palestinian population, regardless of their faith. Just a few months ago, a Greek Orthodox church in Gaza which was sheltering hundreds of displaced Christian Palestinians was hit overnight by an Israeli air strike. Many Christian children, and women were killed in the strike. I firmly believe it's my moral duty, as well as a duty to my faith, to offer my perspective as a Palestinian Christian and advocate for the innocent children and babies of my homeland who are currently losing their lives every single minute, literally speaking every single minute in Palestine. Muslim kids and Christian kids in Gaza now are writing their names on their hands to identify their remains in case they get bombed. I hope this comment provides you with a better understanding of the situation.

Gen Z....Z is for zombie 🤣

Yes, stupidity is really amazing, isn't it? I wonder if the collective IQ of that crowd reached a double digit.

Yeah. The first amendment protects this kind of demonstration, which has been met by police violence in other universities.