Defending Human Rights and Justice for Victims

 The crisis in Gaza in 2025 has escalated into what many human rights observers describe as a modern-day siege—one that recalls the iron grip of a pharaoh over a population with no escape. Bombs rain from above, humanitarian aid is blocked, and women and children are dying in staggering numbers. The world watches, but justice feels as distant as ever.                                                               Image generated using AI The Bombs That Fall: U.S. Weapons, Palestinian Victims According to verified reports, many of the airstrikes devastating Gaza are carried out using U.S.-supplied weapons. An April 2025 investigation by major news outlets revealed that MK-84 bombs and JDAM kits , manufactured in the United States and supplied to Israel, were used in some of the deadliest ai...

 Throughout history, oppressive regimes have marked their existence by using power to dominate, control, and suppress the rights of others. One such historical figure, Pharaoh, has long stood as a symbol of arrogance, cruelty, and resistance to change. In this blog, we draw a disturbing parallel between Pharaoh’s reign in ancient Egypt and the ongoing tragedy in Palestine under the leadership of Israel, especially in the context of mass killings, human rights violations, and the use of modern technology to control the population. Pharaoh: A Legacy of Oppression and Downfall Pharaoh, often portrayed as a ruler whose arrogance and cruelty led to his ultimate demise, represents the dangers of resisting justice and clinging to unjust power. The Bible and other historical texts recount how Pharaoh enslaved the Israelites, subjecting them to hard labor and severe punishment. Despite numerous warnings, he continued to defy the call for freedom and justice, ultimately facing the wrath of...