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The waters of the Al-Aqsa Flood are swallowing Israel in the US too

After the Al-Aqsa Flood, the people of Gaza continue to be subjected to a genocide without precedent in history. The most inhuman forms of savagery, cannibalism and massacres continue to be inflicted on the people of Gaza. While genocide is taking place in Gaza, there continue to be those who support it without limit.
There are Arab leaders who, through their silence and in fact by covertly cooperating with the perpetrators of genocide, tacitly supporting it, are waiting for Hamas to be finished off as soon as possible so that their own nightmare may end.
The most tragic of all are those who, while genocide is being committed, will of course not approve of this genocide, but who are being entered into the record as having done nothing, without letting it touch their daily life or their political, commercial and social careers. They will have been recorded as people who simply carried on with their lives while genocide was being committed.
Of course, this motivation not to be entered into the record also sets humanity in motion at another level. Humanity has not died and in fact will never die. A humanity that has not died begins to channel the anger of being unable to do anything about what is happening into more rational action. Boycotts, protests and demonstrations are turning into a global civil intifada against the Zionist global status quo. Just as the Palestinian intifada disturbed Israel's peace and exposed all its tricks, the Global Sumud intifada too is developing as a language of opposition against the global Zionist hegemony, regardless of differences of religion, language, color or geography.
Leaving aside the tacit support of Arab countries through silence, Israel's aggression, which fits neither humanity nor reason nor conscience, has no support left anywhere in the world other than the USA. Israel is losing. With every child it kills it destroys its own future. With every Palestinian child it extinguishes it rapidly uses up its own life. Even the Holocaust drama, which it has ruthlessly exploited since the day it was founded, now works against it. The weapon of anti-Semitism, which it immediately turns on those who accuse it, now misfires and has no effect; it even turns around and shoots itself. All of this is the clear gain of the Qassam Brigades, who have paid a heavy price for this result.
As for those who ask whether it was worth paying such a price for this gain, if they are aware of the concepts of jihad, martyrdom and the hereafter, they are talking idly; and even if they are not, we present on this occasion the extraordinary horizon of a people who have undertaken a revolution on a world scale. Today, whatever anyone says, however the Zionists may wish to see it as terrorist, Hamas has been honored in the eyes of the whole world as the vanguard of the freedom struggle. Even the spokespeople of the world's left-socialist movement salute them as the bearers of the spirit of the revolution of our age. Do not ask about the Turkish left, of course.
Genocidal Israel is losing blood; the more it strikes, the more it loses blood itself. We were saying it has no support left other than the USA, but news for Israel in the USA is very bad. The latest of this news came yesterday from Trump. Trump, who did not neglect to say that no one has done more for Israel than himself, said in an interview with the Daily Caller that the Gaza war is harming Israel and that Tel Aviv will therefore be compelled to end the war. Trump also said that, because the fighting in besieged Gaza continues, Israel has "lost" its former influence and pressure power over political circles in Washington. Trump, saying "Israel was the most powerful lobbying group I had seen 15 years ago; it had total control over Congress; but now it has lost that," had in fact said similar words before. It had been noted that he had said that even among Republicans pro-Israel policies no longer win votes, but that, because of the Epstein cases, he could not keep insisting on those words.
Trump's words are supported by many polls conducted within the USA. Our friend Abdullah Muradoğlu's latest articles lay out all the data on the tragic collapse of the Israel myth within the USA. In his previous article, Muradoğlu, who presented concrete data that even on the Republican front pro-Israel policies are declining rapidly, shared in his latest article the results of the national poll that Quinnipiac University published last week. According to these results: "75 percent of Democrats are against sending weapons to Israel. Likewise 77 percent of Democrats believe Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. The share of Democrats who think Israel is not committing genocide is only 11 percent. Quinnipiac University has been conducting national polls since 2001. According to the poll results announced last week, support for Israel among American voters is at its lowest level of all time, and support for Palestinians is at its highest level of all time."
Quinnipiac University's results are supported by other research data. According to a Harvard/Harris poll published some time ago, too, 66 percent of Democrats, 45 percent of Independents and 38 percent of Republicans think Israel is committing genocide.
In a poll Brookings conducted earlier in 2025, too, 45 percent of the general electorate are of the view that Israel is carrying out genocide against the Palestinians; only 31 percent disagree.
In a poll conducted by Gallup in July 2025, too, US public support for Israel has declined: only 32 percent approve of Israel's military operations in Gaza. This rate was much higher in 2023
All these results were July's results; the results of Quinnipiac University, whose data Abdullah Muradoğlu reports in his column now, are fresher. Even within these two months American public opinion is going through a much faster enlightenment about Israel and genocidal crimes against humanity, about Palestine.
In his interview Trump also says things to the effect that earlier it would not have been possible to say or make policy against Israel. Yet today being pro-Israel is increasingly coming to be seen in US politics as a deficiency, a flaw, a shame.
What does this mean? What is this if not the official sign that the waters of the Al-Aqsa Flood have begun to swallow the USA too, Israel's most solid fortress? May it turn out for the best.