War must always be avoided, and fighting should only ever be for defence.
Each
time I watch a video of a place being bombed, my first fear is this: innocent
children are dying. In Gaza, thousands have died or are wounded for life, not
just since October 7th, but for decades. At the start of the illegal war the US
and Israel imposed on Iran, 66 boys and 54 girls aged 7 to 12 perished. Since
then, we can be sure many more have. Innocent children in Iran, Lebanon and
Israel. Yes, Israel too.
As
far as I am concerned, the children of Israel are innocent. We cannot blame
them for the amathia and distorted beliefs of their adults. These children are
moulded into what they later become by the Zionist regime. They began innocent.
They are shaped, conditioned, and taught to see ideas like Amalek as a
God-given right.
We
must remember that this is not new. It is a wicked approach used by many. Take Idi Amin in Uganda.
Power was sustained not just by force, but by shaping the minds of those who
carried it out. He drew in young, vulnerable recruits, cut them off from moral
anchors, and made loyalty to him their only compass.
Brutality was not always
formally taught as a “right,” but it was clearly rewarded and protected. Over
time, this eroded all sense of right and wrong, turning violence into a tool of
belonging and survival. When authority removes accountability and reshapes
values, ordinary people can be conditioned to commit extraordinary harm.
War
is for the uncivilised. Benjamin Netanyahu
and his comrades are barbaric savages, especially those who go as far as
invoking Amalek, are acting with a dangerous moral blindness. Coupled with a
“bodoh sombong” US President Donald Trump,
who appears to act from misguided certainty or willful ignorance, we have a
potent formula for senseless war, needless destruction, and catastrophic loss
of human life.
The
problem with war is simple.
Children
die.
Peace.
Anas
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