By Mats Svensson

41,000 murdered. We are still counting the days.

In the midst of chaos and destruction, a sense of quiet prevails. The author delves into the heart of tragedy, portraying the devastating reality faced by Palestinians in Gaza. Witnessing loss, despair, and injustice, he reflects on the contrast between his own peace and the turmoil surrounding him.

Through poignant storytelling, he shares the harrowing tale of a woman who lost everything, her hopes shattered amidst the relentless violence. Her simple dreams of normalcy were crushed by fear and uncertainty, a poignant reminder of the human cost of conflict.

As the narrative unfolds, the cruelty and indifference of war are laid bare, highlighting the stark contrast between lives torn apart and those left untouched. The author’s poignant observations shed light on the stark realities of occupation and its profound impact on innocent lives.

With evocative prose, Mats Svensson captures the essence of tragedy and resilience in a war-torn land, urging readers to confront the harsh truths of conflict and suffering.

– Mats Svensson, a former Swedish diplomat with extensive experience in Palestine, offers a poignant insight into the ongoing plight of Palestinians. His works, including “Crimes, Victims and Witnesses – Apartheid in Palestine” and “Apartheid is a Crime – Portraits of Israeli Occupation,” delve deep into the human cost of conflict and occupation. Contributing to the discourse on Palestine, Mats brings to light the stories of those often silenced by violence and oppression.