I don't understand why it's different for you. Why it's different for you, a people who have suffered, a people who are Jew. To **** in your name, a child who's turned blue. In the dust from the home that once they held proud, on land that you stole and then that you blew to bits that are small now smothered in blue with sharp shrapnel that you spread in the name of the few.
Why is it different? Why, for the child who walked slowly through, through the gates from the train, on a ticket you knew was only ever one way. Did the mothers at Treblinka deserve to go through, the gates or the hurt to watch their child torn from a heart where they grew to gasp a long breath a gassed breath to the last, smothered to blue.
Has nothing been learned by you, who cry true from the past and the hurt, by a people who are Jew. The few who survived and echoed the cry, a cry undisturbed by the thousands who died a crime of our times, denied by the few,
I don't understand why it's different for you. Why it's different for you, a people who are Jew. In Gaza or Auschwitz, the cry of a child echoes eerily the same. whether dying from gas or bombs that you blame on Hamas or God the result is the same the mother's heart ripped and torn in two.
I don't understand why it's different for you. To **** the thousands to get at the few. I wonder if those who died for being Jew would welcome the children of Gaza the children who knew they'd died just like them, innocent and blue.