অনুগ্রহ করে অপেক্ষা করুন। ছবি আটো ইন্সার্ট হবে।
The dying children of Gaza, hospitals reduced to rubble, and the cries of hundreds of thousands of displaced people are now questioning the conscience of the world. The brutal military assault by Israeli forces is not merely warfare; it is a planned genocide—an assertion now echoed by several international human rights organizations. Yet the global leadership’s inaction and selective silence have only deepened this humanitarian crisis.
Scenes of Israeli Brutality:
According to the latest reports from Al Jazeera, more than 62,614 civilians have been killed in Gaza, 70% of whom are women and children. The number of injured stands at 115,338. Reports from the World Health Organization reveal that 35 hospitals have been completely destroyed in Israeli attacks. Human rights group Amnesty International has identified these attacks as war crimes.
The Role of Arab Nations:
Historically vocal about the Palestine issue, the current silence of many Arab nations has sparked serious discussion among experts. Countries like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain have established diplomatic ties with Israel, adding a new layer of complexity to the region’s politics. Middle East analyst Dr. Ali Riyad stated, “Economic interests and geopolitical pressure are the main drivers behind these policies.”
Western Hypocrisy:
The positions of the United States and the European Union have drawn widespread criticism. In the past year, the U.S. has provided $14 billion in military aid to Israel and has used 12 vetoes in the UN Security Council to protect Israeli interests. A report by Oxfam states, “This policy of Western powers only encourages Israel to act more aggressively.”
Bangladesh's Position:
A statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reaffirmed Bangladesh’s steadfast support for Palestine. Chief Advisor Dr. Muhammad Yunus has delivered strong speeches in favor of Palestinians at various international forums. Bangladesh has already sent humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.
Expert Opinion:
Professor Dr. Tasnim Siddiqui of the International Relations Department at the University of Dhaka said, “Bangladesh’s role in this crisis is commendable, but we need more proactive diplomatic engagement. Bangladesh's voice must be louder in international forums.”
Role of Civil Society:
Social activists and human rights defenders have proposed several recommendations for peace-loving citizens:
Awareness campaigns on social media
Boycott of Israeli products
Peaceful rallies and discussion forums
Donations to humanitarian aid funds
Final Thoughts:
The Palestine crisis is no longer just about a piece of land—it is a fight for the dignity of humanity. To remain silent in the face of such injustice is to accept it. Only our united voices can rise to challenge and resist this injustice.
সর্বশেষ এডিট : ০৯ ই এপ্রিল, ২০২৫ সকাল ৯:১৫
