The hashtag “#StarLinkForGaza” is trending around the world as Elon Musk calls for satellite internet for Gaza

#starlinkforgaza A global hashtag that shook the “X” website and “Facebook” worldwide, which means “ Starlink ” in Arabic, meaning the satellite internet company owned by businessman Elon Musk, as millions around the world demanded that he supply Gaza with this satellite internet quickly, after Israel cut it off. All forms of communications for the Palestinians in Gaza, including communications and the Internet, as part of a ground invasion, and have already begun bombing by air, land and sea, in what experts described as the heaviest bombing ever since Israel launched the war against Palestine in the wake of Operation “Al-Aqsa Flood” on October 7. .

Extensive campaigns to demand Starlink satellite internet in Gaza “In the name of humanity, Elon Musk, open the satellites in Gaza.” With this message, extensive campaigns were launched calling on the businessman and owner of the X website, Elon Musk, to provide that satellite Internet that does not depend on communications or electricity networks, to save thousands of Palestinians in Gaza, who are now facing... Violent and unprecedented killings and raids, in addition to denying them electricity, food, water, and fuel, which in other words means “depriving them of life,” and even exterminating them in mass killing operations.

There were many publications demanding that Elon Musk need to rescue the people of Gaza and operate satellite internet for them, especially given the difficult conditions they are suffering from, noting that he had previously done so in Ukraine during the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.

Earlier, Musk announced the launch of a free Internet network in Ukraine via satellite. This initiative came in light of the Russian attacks that Ukrainian cities were aware of, which led to severe damage to the infrastructure and a complete interruption of Internet and communication services.

What is Starlink Internet? SpaceX is building an expanded satellite internet network in space called Starlink. The space company launched its first batch of Starlink satellites into orbit in May 2019. Now, it has more than 1,200 satellites ready for service. Perhaps the goal is to have as many as 42,000 satellites in orbit. Orbit by mid-2027.

Starlink is designed to provide Internet through thousands of satellites that orbit in low Earth orbit. The satellites work to provide Internet service on a large scale, while its goal was originally to provide Internet in areas that do not have networks, or have weak signal waves. .