In the heart of Gaza, where tears meet the sea,
A story unfolds, a lament so free.
Facing the abyss, where pain takes its toll,
Gaza trembles, in the shadows of war crime’s scroll.
From Beit Hanoun to Rafah’s silent plea,
A symphony of sorrow, where hearts decree.
Gaza is facing war crime, an echoing cry,
In the echoes of gunfire, where innocents lie.
Beneath the minarets, where prayers ascend,
Gaza bears witness, as the nightmare extends.
In the aftermath of bombings, where devastation is sown,
War crime’s footprint, in every stone.
Through the alleyways of Shujaiya, where echoes persist,
Gaza faces war crime, a relentless twist.
Silhouettes of homes, once standing tall,
Now crumble in anguish, as war crime befalls.
Children of Gaza, their laughter now stilled,
In the face of brutality, innocence killed.
In the arms of despair, mothers weep,
As war crime’s shadow upon Gaza does creep.
From the refugee camps to the shores so wide,
Gaza is facing war crime, nowhere to hide.
In the eyes of elders, wisdom intertwined,
A history tainted by war crime, a torment maligned.
Oh, the world watches, from a distance afar,
As Gaza faces war crime, beneath the same star.
In the annals of injustice, a dark, chilling rhyme,
Gaza’s plea for justice in the face of war crime.
Through the rubble-strewn streets and the smoke-filled sky,
Gaza faces war crime, asking why.
In the heart of suffering, can empathy ignite,
For Gaza, facing war crime, in the long, dark night?
Let the world bear witness to this harrowing tale,
Gaza faces war crime, where humanity may fail.
In the scrolls of time, will justice be inscribed,
For the sake of Gaza, where hope is ascribed?
In the face of war crime, a people stand strong,
Their resilience echoes, a melody, a song.
Gaza, in your struggle, the world finds its guide,
Facing war crime, may justice abide.
