Gaza is a land where everything is exhausted. What has happened, and continues to happen, has not been easy. What kind of place can endure two and a half years of such genocide? A genocide that has left tens of thousands of orphans, and just as many, if not more, injured people with no access to treatment amid closed crossings. It has also displaced thousands, forcing them into tents that have become their homes. They can neither rebuild their destroyed houses nor endure the harsh conditions of tent life any longer. On top of that, people have lost their sources of income and are unable to provide even the most basic necessities of life. Gaza is our wound that continues to bleed. Today, it is our turn to stand together in support, to ease their pain and provide help as much as we can.