@aral
Exactly. Denial of genocide is not only saying, “It never happened.” It can also mean silencing testimonies, justifying crimes, suppressing evidence, or trying to prevent people from reading and discussing what is happening.
Removing a book from a public library because it makes some people uncomfortable does not change reality, nor does it silence the victims.
If the truth is painful, the answer is not to hide the books—it is to confront the truth and discuss it

@aral @Codeberg
Thank you, Aral, for standing up for truth and for standing against those who target and defame families from Gaza. Your support and your voice mean a great deal to us during these difficult times. We truly appreciate your solidarity. 🤍

@aral @Codeberg @katzenberger
Thank you, Mr. Aral, from the bottom of our hearts, for standing up for us and defending our voices. Your support means so much to us here in Gaza. You have been a true and honest voice for us in the outside world, and we are deeply grateful for your courage and solidarity. May you always be safe and blessed. 🤍

Last night was one of the hardest nights… The bombing was intense and relentless. Fear filled our hearts, and we spent the entire night trembling in terror.

@aral
Exactly. We need to stop pretending that this system is sustainable when it is leaving future generations with a world full of inequality, exploitation, and environmental destruction. Our children deserve better than this

@aral
My daughter Aya is actually part of the volunteer team that helps verify people from Gaza through video calls. She personally takes part in these calls to help confirm that people are genuinely from Gaza and facing this reality themselves. We know firsthand what people here are going through, so please don’t question our reality or disrespect the people who are simply trying to help.

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