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I can't sleep.

I'm lying in bed every night and images of Gaza are running through my head.

Father's holding their babies, dead caked in dust bombs dropped on homes on hospitals on

schools tens of thousands of dead and indiscriminate bombings, children crying,

pulling through rubble to find their families.

This was the first paragraph in a blog post

that many of us read back in December called I Can't Sleep and it was written by an

individual named Paul Bigger who has since gone on to found a group called

Tech for Palestine and has been vocal about the role of

tech in this atrocious genocide that we have been witnessing day in and day out.

Dear brothers and sisters as we've been speaking about Raza diaries, people that have been in Raza on the ground and have witnessed the atrocities firsthand.

I think one of the things that all of us have greatly underestimated is the way that

tech has been deployed in the satrocious genocide that we have been there in different ways, that the same products that we consume from the same companies

are being used to destroy the lives of others even as they seemingly improve ours.

That drones that fly above the heads, you might remember when we interviewed Dr.

Haifa and she spoke about how you're safe as long as you can hear the sound of drones you're not safe when they

disappear because that means that a bombing is imminent. You live with this sound

zz and I was like what is this? Because my bed was, this is the drones. Dectora, don't be scared.

I said drones. I said,

Oh no, as long as you hear it, then you're safe.

It's when it's quiet, you need to be careful.

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