Could censorship of children’s art prove a turning point?


If I were one of the Zionist operatives who pressured the Museum of Children's Art in Oakland to cancel the exhibit of Gaza children's drawings, I'd be kicking myself right now.

If they'd simply ignored the whole thing and let its scheduled two-month run proceed, probably no more than a few hundred people, most of them school children, would have seen the show. It's not as if MOCHA is a major attraction.

But thanks to the ham-handed censorship engineered by the Jewish establishment - and the determined fight-back of the Middle East Children's Alliance and others opposed to such bullying - thousands of people around the world have seen the kids' pictures.



Let Gaza's Children Speak!

On September 8th, a children’s museum in Oakland, California, canceled an exhibit of drawings by children from the Gaza Strip.
The heart-breaking drawings captured the oppression and brutality of life under Israel’s economic blockade and military attacks. But under pressure from pro-Israel groups, the Museum of Children’s Art (MOCHA) pulled the plug.
Scroll down to tell the Museum of Children's Art that you disagree with their decision.  Americans need to know about the effects of our foreign policy in the Middle East.