By Vineet Malik | October 13, 2024 | London, England
A recent art work made by California, United States of America (U.S.) based sculptor – Laura Harling is causing ripples across the World
The art work is themed on satire that reflects brutal, cruel and inhuman policies of the U.S. responsible for granting ongoing military aid to Israel. All this has caused the killings of innocent children who continue to die from starvation and indiscriminate bombings in Gaza, Palestine.
Harling's playground at 'The Laura Harling Gallery' comprises of polymer clay, dental tools, papier mache, wooden base and acrylic paint.
The U.S. has been condemned for being complicit in the killings of thousands of innocent civilians and facilitating genocide’ in Gaza.
The Israeli government in gross contravention of the International Humanitarian Law resorted to using ‘Starvation as a Weapon of War’ and committing 'Collective Punishment against Civilians', which are war crimes.
The Rome Statue of the International Criminal Court explicitly states that intentionally starving civilians by “depriving them of objects indispensable to their survival, including willfully impending relief supplies”, is a war crime.
A research conducted by Amnesty International has proved the veracity of allegations against the U.S.
The International Court of Justice inferred that "The risk of genocide in Gaza is plausible where-in, the U.S. in its own assessment determined that is reasonable to assess that Israeli security forces have used U.S. weapons in contravention of International Humanitarian Law. President Biden must end U.S. complicity with the government of Israel’s grave violations of International Law and immediately suspend the transfer of weapons to Israel.”
Human Rights Watch also said “It is a war crime.”
Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has been time and again accused for attacking several hospitals where civilians including children being treated for life threatening injuries, severe malnutrition, dehydration and more.
Israel has been accused by the United Nations Commission of Inquiry for carrying out a 'concerted policy to destroy Gaza's healthcare system'
The commission said Israeli attacks on Gaza’s healthcare facilities and Israel’s treatment of Palestinian detainees amounted to war crimes, as well as the crime against humanity of extermination.
The U.S. spent more than $20 Billion towards warfare assistance to Israel.
Over 42,000 people have been killed in Gaza, so far.
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