The Slaughter in Gaza Does Not Stop

These days, Gaza—where millions of proletarians are confined—appears before  the world as a huge extermination camp. One that was conceived by American imperialism and its armed wing in the Middle East, the State of Israel—but also by Palestine’s so-called “sibling” Arab countries—to solve the so-called “Palestinian question.

Hundreds of thousands of residents are now left to starve, surviving in the rubble of destroyed cities, having lost their homes and family members. Hospitals and aid centers are nearly razed to the ground.

They move from one side of the Strip to the other, tailed by the occupying army, in search of a place of refuge and food to feed themselves.

The scarce food supplies that have been brought in from the border are being rationed and distributed under Israeli control.

However, these distribution centers have also become traps into which Palestinians are lured just to then face the army’s fire.

We have reports of dozens and dozens of desperate people being slaughtered in this way every day.

We can once again see that the massacres of civilians—planned and executed  in Ukraine as well—are a natural consequence of the ongoing imperialist war. Though still fragmented today into scattered conflicts around the world, imperialist war carries the prospect of expanding in the future, involving the regions of the world’s most industrialized countries, whose  population will not be spared from the massacres.

Starvation, death and destruction are looming all over Gaza—and also Ukraine. This is just a preview of what capitalism, in its imperialist phase, envisions in order to survive its crisis and then return to a new phase of accumulation, rejuvenated after the apocalypse.

Only the proletarian revolution will be able to break from this perverse cycle. Only the proletarian revolution will carry out the sentencing of this society and mode of production, which history has long since decreed.