@Tamtam@mastodon.de @voicefromgaza@blog.gaza.onl @casey@kafeneio.social @gazaverified@mastodon.ar.al the description of the situation is very powerful and it draws many parallels with Hans Jonas' philosophical work (The Concept of God After Auschwitz). Jonas used to ask a very similar question shortly after the Holocaust. But while Jonas focused on the theological implications of a genocide (how a loving God could ever allow that to happen, and how religion dogmas themselves need to either adapt or be dropped in the face of such suffering), the author stressed on it societal impact (how a society that could witness this in silence can remain unchanged).

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Thanks to all who helped, I had a little over half and had to charge the rest.I know well our collective resources are stretched in this economy, so please know that simply spreading the word or an encouraging word is greatly appreciated. Support links are in my Linktree (first post).Hope you choose something tangible! My links point to where my work is found, and my Etsy has both prints and digital wallpapers like the examples. Thank you to all who helped, in any way!!(2/2)