Gaza bloodshed creates hope! ---Dr Khalid Al-Saleh

Extremism is a deadly industry, and modern history bears witness to the Zionist entity’s acts of terrorism and violence against innocent civilians. This war machine is led by cruel, hard-hearted individuals devoid of empathy who wore out their welcome in the West, prompting their relocation to our homeland. The West persists in fostering this lethal fanaticism within our borders. Leaders of the Zionist entity actively sow discord, displaying a relentless pursuit of killing innocents. Their unrelenting efforts have garnered support from some of the world’s strongest nations, forming an undeclared regional alliance against the Arab nation. This alliance, with backing from certain regional countries and superpowers, ensures the separation and fragmentation of the Palestinian people and perpetuates weakness and instability within the Arab nation. This strategy aims to keep most of our countries from progressing in terms of construction and development. Today, massacres continue unabated, with bodies buried and dignities violated. The tragedy intensifies as some individuals exploit these events to deepen divisions within our Arab nation, serving the true goal of the war: Securing victory for the Zionist entity and its allies, first by extinguishing the hopes of ambitious youth and then eradicating any prospects of a Palestinian state. The Zionist entity engages with extremist groups today, manipulating slogans and crafting narratives to garner support from some members of our nation. These individuals, moved by the shedding of innocent blood, unwittingly follow the agenda set by the alliance. The Arab nation suffers today, grappling with countries fully occupied either by regional powers or armed factions. These nations are reduced to mere slogans, preoccupied with life’s concerns and unable to focus on their development. The evil alliance perpetuates this state of affairs, intending to extinguish the Palestinians’ hopes for a state and displace them from their homeland. Will the Gaza war achieve its aim of killing the aspirations of Palestinians for a state and maintaining an open wound in our Palestinian cause? The future will unveil the truth behind this new Gaza massacre. We extend no condolences to the people of Gaza, as words fall short in the face of their greater-than-words martyrs and the recurring tragedy inflicted by the world’s most significant terrorists. Only the blood of the martyrs will be the curse that befalls them and those who stand with them. The body parts scattered on the asphalt will stand as the sole witness to the terrorism of the Zionist entity and its alliance. Today, a faint light appears at the end of the tunnel as some voices advocate for Palestinian unity and cooperation with the Arab nation to achieve peace, in line with UN Security Council resolutions and the establishment of the Palestinian state. These voices distinguish between mere slogans and the reality on the ground. As these voices grow louder, the dream of the martyrs to have a state among their Arab nation, free from alliance disputes that seek to weaken our collective progress, gains momentum. local@kuwaittimes.com

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