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While the concept of "the end of the known world" continues to be explored on screens in all its aspects, children in Gaza continue to experience unspeakable cruelty. After bombardments that left not even a single building standing, those who survived struggle to survive the cold under thin canvas tents, their feet in water and mud. Meanwhile, there's a picture of peace painted by "very pious," "very peaceful," "very patriotic" political leaders, as if the genocide is not ongoing. There is no effort, other than from civil society, to liberate the people held captive in the region or to bring peace to those senselessly murdered elsewhere in the world. These very peaceful political leaders, with their secret dealings being revealed more and more each day, continue to shed blood or turn a blind eye to the brutality in their helplessness. No one is conducting diplomacy; everyone is silent. In the face of this brutality that wounds our consciences, humanity stands firm, declaring at every step that what is happening has no racial or religious dimensions, paving the way for justice and peace.

Stop torturing and murdering defenseless, helpless children. Justice, now!

While the "end of the known world" continues to be debated on all screens and platforms by "highly expert" figures, it is observed that the world is being pushed further and further towards degradation by these same unqualified figures. In a world where political leaders remain silent in the face of acts of genocide – each a separate concept of savagery – such as bombing two million unsuspecting people, destroying all the houses in their cities, feeding their children to dogs, raping women, starving them en masse, and leaving them to die in the cold, it is clear that something has already come to an end. However, this is not the end of the world, but the end of the political figures who fail to fulfill their responsibilities. The conflict and war they constantly try to escalate are precisely because they know, see, and feel this situation. All of humanity is tired of these senseless deaths, this savagery, this violence. The project of starting a major war through common sense is also not accepted by the civilian population. The fact that nobody has any problems with anyone else outside of the conflict environment created by these politicians who appear "very pious," "very peaceful," and "very patriotic" is what makes these guilty leaders anxious.

Stop torturing and murdering defenseless, helpless children. Justice, now!

While international media continues to talk about the "end of the known world," humanity continues to experience the very familiar things over and over again: conflict, bloodshed, tears, inflation, unemployment, declining purchasing power, misery, lawlessness, injustice, hunger, and violations of freedom and human rights. People in regions where these already familiar concepts prevail are crushed under their weight while being preoccupied with absurd agendas. Political leaders, who should be finding solutions to these problems, are struggling with the problems of their advancing age, and some are even observed to be losing their mental health. Yet, despite all this negativity, no one considers showing honorable behavior and resigning. Could they do so while the crimes they have committed haunt them? In the face of so much lawlessness, with babies being burned alive in a genocide, is it reasonable to expect these "very pious," "very peaceful," "very patriotic" leaders, who cannot take any single diplomatic step, to heal humanity's wounds? Is it logical to believe that while different peoples are collaborating just 100 km above us, political leaders are simultaneously waging wars against each other on the earth? Or is this all a theatrical performance staged against humanity?

Stop torturing and murdering defenseless, helpless children. Justice, now!

He was the definition of quality. Today, if one were to seek a remedy for these incompetent leaders, the bloodshed, and the genocides, only the sociological path he charted would lead to enlightenment.

As humanity, we continue to pay the great price for our wrong choices. We continue to watch a theatrical performance staged collectively by political leaders who came to power by winning the great affection of large masses with their "pious," "peaceful," and "patriotic" appearances. Some of them have very disturbing documents circulating, some are facing ongoing trials, and some have been judged, found guilty, and are awaiting arrest by law enforcement. In such an environment, drones violating airspace, acts of violence and terror, and the continued fueling of hatred are planned, small steps taken to cause humanity to destroy each other, to create a massive conflict. Meanwhile, representatives of international organizations and foreign affairs officials, who spend their lives expressing "concern," have issued no diplomatic condemnation or warnings. Even government stakeholders participated in Gaza protests, yet haven't taken even a single diplomatic step. What better way to ensure the survival of innocent people subjected to genocide, and the continuation of our own human existence, than to maintain a humane stance against this primitive criminal network and its actions?

Stop torturing and murdering defenseless, helpless children. Justice, now!

From east to west, from north to south, we hope for a year in which massacres end and peace and the rule of law prevail