According to Noor Awad, what is the nature of the war on Gaza? [originaltext]

Students were among those who participated in these protests, including demonstrations in several US cities. People under the age of 30 are the largest age group in the Middle East, and usually have a lot to say about its politics. Now they are showing their feelings with regard to the flotilla crisis off Gaza.
    Im Tirtzu, a centrist Zionist movement focused on students, organized protests on nine university campuses across Israel to show its support of the government.
    On its website, Im Tirtzu states that it "believes the younger generation, and especially the university student population, holds the key to the future of the Jewish people and the State of Israel and that it is the duty and responsibility of this population to lead Israeli society."
    Noor Awad, a Palestinian living in the United Arab Emirates posted a Facebook status on Monday, incensed over the Israeli actions. She wrote, "If we’ve chosen to stay silent and do nothing after the war on Gaza, it’s no surprise to watch our world leaders still do nothing when Gaza is under siege for the third year. This is no longer a fight for who is right or wrong, it’s a fight for Palestinians’ basic human rights."
    Student groups in the United States, such as Students for Justice in Palestine, are also involved in mobilizing students in each of its 25 US chapters.
    Students have been passionately vocal on recent events. Whether it is commenting through media uploads or through Facebook posts, students have learned how to protest using the tools they are most familiar with.