It has been almost eighteen months since the Israeli military aggression started on the Gaza Strip, a city in occupied Palestine. The bombardment was resumed after the “ceasefire” breaking in the last weeks. As I am scrolling through the ‘global’ news, the relentless flow of official statements, repetitive international condemnations, and haunting statistics, is what keeps on reappearing to sort of remind humanity of its helplessness and staying as a mere spectator behind the mobile screen. Many of us feel paralysed, burdened with guilt and frustration, as we bear witness to Gaza’s overwhelming devastation; its elders, mothers, children, and entire