Gaza reels under a relentless siege, where the suspension of humanitarian aid, including vital food supplies, transforms daily survival into an act of defiance. In the absence of flour, the simplest act of baking bread becomes an unreachable dream for its besieged inhabitants. This is not mere hardship but a deliberate act of collective punishment, a war crime that starves a population into submission. Yet, amidst this orchestrated silence, voices of freedom from around the globe rise in unison, condemning the blockade and the starvation as acts of genocide. They demand immediate action, calling for the gates of aid to swing open, for the world to recognize and halt the suffering inflicted upon Gaza.