In a tweet that garnered massive resonance in Japan, Ms. Mika wrote:

"Returning unidentified bodies found inside bags, and these are bodies of people whose hands and feet were bound, bearing burn marks, crushed by tanks, showing signs of torture, with their bones broken... etc."

If these were not Palestinians, this incident would have become a huge scandal and a major issue on a global level.

In this incident, the disregard for the value of human life and its dignity is clearly manifested, along with the inhumane perspective that justifies neglect and marginalization.

Today, the Israeli Transportation Minister publicly proposed burning the body of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. Such statements, made openly and without shame, reveal a shocking disregard for human dignity and international law. This cruelty harms victims, their families, and the very principles of morality, demanding the international community to speak out and defend justice.

After all the brutality we’ve witnessed, from tortured bodies to a public proposal to burn victims, we feel powerless in the face of the world’s silence. Gaza is no longer a place to live—it’s a prison for children who chose nothing. My four children face fear, hunger, and sorrow every day, and all we dream of is giving them the chance to play, sleep safely, and learn like any other child in the world. Supporting our campaign is not a luxury—it’s their right to life. Every share, every donation, is a step toward leaving this hell and giving our children the future they deserve.