Code Pink is attempting to get 5,000 tons of aid to Gaza. Tighe Barry explains the problems they are having and more.
Tighe Barry, Code Pink activist supporting Gaza relief.
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The situation in Gaza has been a matter of concern for many people around the world. The ongoing war crimes committed by Netanyahu and the IDF have caused immense suffering for the people of Gaza. However, amidst this turmoil, some Americans are taking action to bring much-needed aid to the region. Tighe Barry, a Code Pink activist, is transporting tons of aid to Gaza to break the siege and show solidarity.
The preparations for this mission are underway, with hundreds of people coming together to make their way to Gaza and deliver aid. The hope is to let the people of Gaza know that they are not alone and that the world stands with them. However, there is a concern that the Israelis may try to stop them along the way. Regardless, Tighe Barry and his team are determined to complete their mission and ensure the freedom of the people of Palestine.
Tighe Barry’s involvement in this cause stems from a deep personal connection to Gaza. Having visited the region multiple times since 2009, he has developed relationships with Palestinians and considers them his brothers, sisters, and friends. He understands the gravity of the situation and is determined to help in any way possible.
In Turkey, Tighe Barry and his fellow Code Pink members are focused on bringing vital necessities to Gaza. This includes 5,500 tons of food, medical equipment, medicines, and wheelchairs. The sheer scale of this humanitarian effort is unprecedented, especially considering that it is being funded by individual donations. Code Pink and other organizations like IHH are working tirelessly to organize the logistics and ensure that the aid reaches those in need.
The journey to Gaza is not without its challenges. The boats being used for transportation have been targeted and destroyed by the Israelis in the past. As a result, the location of the boats is being kept secret to minimize the risk of sabotage. However, the main cargo ship is fully stocked and ready to go. Tighe Barry emphasizes that this mission is not about politics or personal agendas but rather about the collective responsibility to help those in need.
Tighe Barry highlights the role of the United States government in supporting the Israeli government’s actions. He calls it an empire with bases worldwide and a significant influence on global affairs. He believes that Americans, regardless of their citizenship status, bear responsibility for the suffering inflicted upon the people of Gaza. He draws a parallel to the Holocaust and warns that Americans may face a similar judgment in the future if they do not take action to stop the genocide in Gaza.
Barry’s involvement in transporting aid to Gaza represents the power of solidarity and humanitarian action. He and his team are dedicated to breaking the siege and providing much-needed assistance to the people of Gaza. It is a reminder that individuals can make a difference and that it is the collective responsibility of all to stand against injustice and support those in need.
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