News Right Now: Chained Reaction

In the Netherlands, an Egyptian young man named Anas Habib went to the Egyptian embassy in Hague and protested for the starvation in Gaza. But unlike other protests, he chose to protest in a way that reflected the Egyptian regime's participation in the starvation of our people in Gaza. He had gotten a bicycle lock and locked the gates of the embassy. And when told to open it he stated, “It’s locked from their side, not ours,” using the same excuse the Egyptian regime uses when saying they are unable to get any aid in because the Jewish entity has locked it on “their end” in Gaza. "For two years, they've participated in their [Palestinians'] killing and starvation... lying to the poor people who live there, telling them: 'No, the crossing is closed from the [Israeli] side, not from ours..."