Zahidul Haque Mahid

 The world cannot afford to stay silent anymore. As Gaza continues to face one of the darkest chapters in its history, the cries of its people echo beyond borders. Airstrikes, blockades, power cuts, and a lack of basic humanitarian aid have turned Gaza into a living nightmare. Innocent lives — mostly women and children — are paying the price of political failure and global indifference. But this time, the world is not just watching. Millions have taken to the streets. From New York to London, Dhaka to Istanbul — voices are rising in protest. People from all walks of life are standing up, holding banners that read “Free Palestine,” “Ceasefire Now,” and “Stand with Gaza.” Their message is simple but powerful: this is not just about politics — it's about humanity. Social media platforms are filled with heart-wrenching stories, images, and videos showing the pain, loss, and resistance of the Palestinian people. These visuals are not just news — they are calls to action. As an author an...

  Gaza: War, Humanity, and the Struggle for Survival By Zahidul Haque Mahid Introduction: The Gaza Strip, though geographically small, holds the weight of decades-long conflict and immeasurable human suffering. As violence continues to shape its daily reality, the world watches—sometimes silently, sometimes with protest. This article delves into the heart of Gaza’s current crisis, the human cost, and the broader implications for peace and justice. 1. A Brief History of Gaza Gaza has long been a flashpoint in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Since the mid-20th century, it has been at the center of territorial disputes, blockades, and political upheaval. Governed by Hamas since 2007, the region has faced repeated military offensives and is often described as an open-air prison due to its severe restrictions. 2. The Current Reality in 2025 As of this year, Gaza remains under intense pressure. Continued Israeli military operations, airstrikes, and ground incursions have left much of t...