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Pep Guardiola: "It's so painful what we see in Gaza. It hurts all my body. Let me be clear; it's not about ideology, about I'm right and you're wrong. Come on, it's just about the love of life, the care of your neighbour. "Maybe we see boys and girls of four years old being killed with a bomb or at hospital - which is not a hospital anymore - and think it's not our business. Yeah, fine. We can think that. But be careful. The next one will be ours. The next four, five year-old kids will be ours. I see my kids Maria, Marius and Valentina every morning since the nightmare started in Gaza. And I'm so scared. Maybe this image feels far away from where we're living, and you might ask what we can do. "There's a story; A forest is on fire. All the animals live terrified, helpless. But a small bird flies back and forth to the sea, carrying drops of water in its little beak. A snake laughs and asks, 'Why? You will never put the fire out.' The bird replies, 'Yes I know'. 'Then why do it again and again', the snake asks. 'I'm just doing my part', the bird replies. The bird knows he won't stop the fire but it refused to do nothing. "In a world that often tells us we are too small to make a difference, that story reminds me the power of one is not about scale, it's about choice, showing up, refusing to be silent or still when it matters most..." [via @SuppressedNws/@DailyMail]