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They crawled out the woodwork when little Hind died,

six years old,

bleeding in that car for hours

while they typed "but Hamas" under every post,

their fingers getting sticky with digital blood.

One post about the flour massacre

and here come all the bots

with their blue and white flags,

screaming about human shields

while Israeli snipers pick off kids

queuing for bread

in Rafah.


They turned up at the London march too,

these Zionist counter-protesters

with their "Hamas is ISIS" placards,

drowning out Palestinian mothers

whose sons are rotting

under rubble.

Same energy as the EDL really,

different uniform,

but the same hate.


They heckled the students at Cambridge,

called them terrorists for camping

while Gaza universities

burn to ash.

Remember when they doxxed a teacher

for showing solidarity with Jenin?

Got her sacked

for saying occupation is wrong

while settlers dance on Palestinian graves

and TikTok it

for the algorithm.


They spam every thread about Shireen Abu Akleh,

that journalist they murdered

in broad daylight,

claiming she was caught in crossfire

while the footage shows deliberate shots

and their government

shrugs it off.

Bot farms working overtime

when we post about the West Bank raids,

flooding comments with whataboutism

while children get dragged from their beds

in Nablus,

in Tulkarem,

in Jenin.


Here's the sickest twist of all:

they've weaponised Holocaust memory

to justify Palestinian extermination.

That's not Jewish values,

that's colonial violence

wrapped in sacred trauma.

My people burned in those same camps,

Roma children gassed alongside Jewish kids,

but they tell me I can't understand,

that only they know what a genocide looks like,

only they earned the right

to inflict it.


and it's like they trademarked suffering,

copyrighted trauma

for political cover.

Jewish voices calling this genocide

get branded traitors

to their own people.

Miko Peled threatened for speaking truth,

Norman Finkelstein blacklisted

for refusing to let his mother's camp tattoo

become a license

to kill Palestinians.


Zionism has poisoned Jewish identity,

turned it into an ethno-supremacist project

that would make the Nuremberg defendants

proud.

They've built an apartheid state

and called it

self-defence.

Meanwhile British politicians grovel,

Starmer bows down to lobby money,

Lammy sells them more bombs

while foodbanks overflow in Oldham

and pensioners freeze in Newcastle.

They've got billions for genocide

but nothing

for our crumbling NHS.


The trolls keep typing while Gaza starves.

The bots keep spamming while children die.

But Palestinian resistance outlasts

every digital assault,

every manufactured narrative,

every paid-for lie.

We document their war crimes.

We name their victims.

We refuse their gaslighting

and their blood-soaked propaganda.


The dead will testify louder

than any algorithm.

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