Another war. More blood. More lies. Israel and Iran are at it now, and once again, regular people are paying the price while powerful men play games with missiles and human lives. How many children have to die before these governments stop pretending they're defending their people? How many homes need to be turned into rubble before someone says, enough?

We’re watching cities burn in real-time on our screens, and somehow the world still talks about “strategic interests” and “deterrence” like that justifies the slaughter. There is no justice in bombing civilians. There is no defense in erasing families. You don't have to pick a side to say this is wrong. You just have to be human.

And don't talk to me about history or geopolitics or alliances right now — I know all that. I’ve read the books, seen the news, followed the statements. But none of it makes this okay. None of it makes the funerals any quieter or the grief any smaller.

If you’re not angry, you’re not paying attention.
This isn’t just a “conflict.” It’s a catastrophe — and the people caught in the middle don’t deserve this hell.