"When adults remain silent, children's voices will plead, and if the political scales tip, people's justice will lead," are the words of child actors in a viral Kuwaiti commercial, playing victims of Gaza genocide, and appearing before the Security Council, relaying abuses endured under repeated use of Veto by the US to prevent ceasefire. An iconic cartoon figure created by the famous Palestinian political cartoonist Naji Al-Ali, Handala, presents a silent protest against the world's failure to acknowledge Palestinian suffering. They question the leaders: "Do you hear me now?" suggesting that if the blasts fall on deaf ears, perhaps the children should speak a language that resonates – Hebrew “shtok”, meaning shut up. It ends "I shall return, no land is yours, no promised fate", a vow that Palestinians will return to their "For each death certificate sealed, a thousand birth certificates I'll create," the ending promises. Mashaa Allah. @🔻ISRATEEZY🔻 @Zoubida El Arabia @A7a_Barbie @Maya Hussein @najah al jahied @ALF @AJQ @ace.the.arab @Ali 🇱🇧 🐺 @Bin Qasim 🇵🇸 @ahn٠jahn @Aziz Afifi41 @Caucasian_Arab @cenkuygurofficial @Catmamma9 @CRASH @doctorjanine Bowring, ND @Dr. Nahla @Brooklyn.Mob.BossPesci @Moe Zein @Maher Zain @mylandpalestine @salamandsolidarity @thetiktokadvocate @SaviX @MzXSavage @Mrs.Abdalla @Sooma8z🌷🇵🇸🍉