Gaza Between the Fires of Occupation and the Betrayal of Summits!.. A Political and Legitimate

At this critical moment, more than sixty thousand soldiers of the occupation and its reserves are crawling towards Gaza, searching homes, chasing tents, and turning the city into an open hell. The world watches through screens as if it were viewing a documentary film, while an American Zionist minister moves between capitals to demand surrender and threatens more bloodshed.

The political scene today reflects an inverted balance of power, as the Zionist entity imposes a reality through fire and iron, and America manages the stage, using Arab allies as pressure tools. Meanwhile, the Arab and Islamic summits are content with diplomatic statements that neither stop a shell nor open a crossing.

This is not mere impotence, but a deliberate betrayal, leaving Gaza alone, paving the way for a plan of displacement to Sinai, where Egypt is meant to bear the burden of the crime, either through forceful prevention or participation in silent extermination.

Islam has outlined a clear methodology for the nation in such moments: Allah, the Almighty, said: "And if they seek your help in religion, it is your duty to help them, except against a people with whom you have a treaty" (Al-Anfal: 72), and this is a decisive text that places the entire nation responsible for supporting Gaza.

Any betrayal today is nothing but the destruction of the nation’s foundation. The Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, warned us by saying: "Whoever betrays a Muslim in a situation where he wishes to be supported, Allah will betray him in a situation where he wishes to be supported" (Abu Dawood).

We must realize that the occupation seeks not only to kill bodies but to break spirits and turn the nation into passive spectators. The directed media tries to convince us that what is happening is "normal" or "beyond our capabilities."

Media normalization with crime is more dangerous than the crime itself, as it makes it "acceptable." In light of this scene, what should we do? 1- Popularly: to go out in peaceful demonstrations, electronic campaigns, raise awareness, and expose the complicit.

2- Economically: to boycott the products of supporters, and direct money towards food, medicine, and trusted circles. 3- Politically: to demand practical positions from governments and reject the gray rhetoric.

4- Legally: to return to the jurisprudence of jihad and support, and to educate generations that the Palestinian cause is not a "passing news," but a doctrinal issue at the core of our religion.

O sons of the nation: Gaza today is not alone; it is a mirror of our dignity. If we remain silent about its displacement and extermination, the role will extend to our capitals one after another.