🚨1,000,000 CHILDREN UNDER SIEGE🚨 The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child—ratified by Israel—sets out clear obligations, including the right to life, health, education, protection, development, and freedom from arbitrary detention. Israel has repeatedly violated these obligations through arbitrary, disproportionate and targeted strikes on children, border closures that have caused famine, attacks on educational infrastructure, and the arbitrary, indefinite military detention of children. These obligations matter. They are not abstract principles. They are not optional. They are legal commitments. Join us on Capitol Hill on June 11 using the 🔗 in our bio and call your reps to protect the children!

1,000,000 children in Gaza are living under siege. Denied food. Denied medicine. Denied safety. Denied a future. On June 11, healthcare workers, advocates, and people of conscience will gather on Capitol Hill to speak for the children who cannot wait any longer. Join us as we call on elected officials and institutions to: •⁠ ⁠End the genocide •⁠ ⁠Lift the blockade •⁠ ⁠Open all crossings •⁠ ⁠Allow unrestricted humanitarian aid and medical supplies •⁠ ⁠Enable reconstruction and recovery •⁠ ⁠Protect children, healthcare workers, and civilians

Nursing in Gaza, Education Under Siege & Updates from Masafer Yatta x.com/i/broadcasts/1XxyggMNL…

😱 A chilling tale of survival! What would YOU do in this situation? #HumanRights #Survivor

Priests Against Genocide and Psychiatry’s Moral Reckoning x.com/i/broadcasts/1qxvvvmQp…

The children are always ours, every single one of them, all over the globe; and I am beginning to suspect that whoever is incapable of recognizing this may be incapable of morality. James Baldwin

Dr. Mansoor Malik shares a lecture the APA would not let you hear: “From Microaggression to Mass Violence: Psychological Autopsy of the Gaza Genocide.”

Palestinian voices are not a supplement—they are the center of truth. Solidarity means amplifying, not replacing. Do not attend panels that speak about Palestinians without Palestinians. Space must be held, not taken.

The song is called Who’s Listening? Humanity feels asleep while Gaza is being destroyed. Innocent people are being killed, and the question keeps repeating: why? “We are innocent people… they destroy everything.” This is grief turned into song.

In Gaza, children learned to sing with the sound of drones overhead. Ahmed Abu-Amsha turned fear into music, creating what the children call the “drone song.” When the drones grew louder, they sang louder too.

Surrounded by drones, bombs, and destruction, children in Gaza are still singing. Ahmed Muin Abu Amsha, uses music to help displaced children stay connected, hopeful, and alive amid genocide. “This is not entertainment. It is survival.”

The Silenced Lecture & Music Against Genocide x.com/i/broadcasts/1NGarrrjR…

Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya stayed with patients through siege and bombardment. His son was killed by an Israeli drone outside Kamal Adwan Hospital. He was later wounded in an ER drone attack and remains detained after being abducted with hospital staff.

"My fear is increasing day after day. I am not exaggerating." My father is in an Israeli prison. Health deteriorating. Deprived of food, water, medical care. Elias Abu Safiya shares his concerns for the safety of his father, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya

Refuse to be a bystander. Dr. Hussam Al-Safiya refused to leave his patients under tank fire. The least we can do is refuse to look away. #RefuseToBeABystander #Gaza #Advocacy #TakeAction

DAG Weekly Webinar x.com/i/broadcasts/1NGaraZwZ…

Free the Gaza 18, testimonies from detained doctors youtu.be/THDJiqzwbJU?si=ZwU4… via @YouTube

Weekly webinar x.com/i/broadcasts/1oJMvRabn…

This account from a Doctors Against Genocide (DAG) member, Elvis exposes a stark reality: in Congo, those providing care are often the same people who survived the violence, young volunteers stepping in where systems have failed.

Dr. Catherine Esperanza recounts being targeted, injured, and detained by ICE. Shot with tear gas. Pinned to the ground. Charged for “resisting.” This is what repression looks like.