Saša Milivojev: Gaza genocide and collapse of human conscience
Saša Milivojev: Gaza genocide and collapse of human conscience Shame on silence, cowardice and betrayal of humanity Column History will record this moment not as a triumph of civilization, but as its absolute moral collapse. In Gaza, more than 70,000 innocent human beings—the overwhelming majority women, mothers, pregnant women, and children—have been systematically annihilated. Their crime? Being born Palestinian. Their punishment? Death under rubble, starvation, and fire. And the world, with all its institutions, governments, and self-proclaimed guardians of humanity, stood by in silence. Saša Milivojev The greatest shame of the 21st century This genocide is not only Israel’s crime—it is humanity’s disgrace. In the 21st century, in 2025, with satellites monitoring every inch of earth, with instantaneous global communication, with international law codified after the horrors of the Holocaust, the world permitted a genocide to unfold in plain sight. The phrase “Never Agai...