Guardiola's provocative statements about what is happening in Gaza

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has attacked the entire world for remaining silent about the killing of innocent people and the destruction of hospitals, infrastructure, and all other living conditions in the Gaza Strip over the past 600 days.

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"I am horrified by what children in Gaza are going through. It hurts me deeply," Guardiola said when he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Manchester.

Guardiola continued: "I am deeply concerned about the images the world is seeing moment by moment in Sudan, Ukraine, Palestine and Gaza. We see the atrocities of thousands and thousands of innocent children, innocent mothers and fathers, entire families being starved to death and suffering."

The Manchester City manager added: What we are seeing in Gaza is very painful. It hurts my body.

On the other hand, Pep Guardiola explained, "Maybe we think it's not our business to see 4-year-old children killed by a bomb, or by a hospital that is no longer a hospital, but be careful, you are next, your child will be next."

He continued: "The world tells us that our influence is very small. But the truth is that power in this world is not about power, it's about choice, about being principled, and about refusing to be silent in times of need."

Guardiola added: "Since the siege on Gaza began, I have been watching my children and I am extremely terrified. Yes, I do not live in the same place as them, but I imagine these children who are being killed daily in my place."