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The US set the trap, Israel struck: a new attempt at a record in Zionist vileness

Since 7 October, attacking left and right like a rabid dog, Israel has left no rule of law it has not trampled, no agreement it has not broken, no humanitarian principle it has not violated, no crime against humanity it has not committed. Yet it is as if it is after creativity in this matter, trying to set a record every day. The bombing of hospitals, the massacre of children, the successive deliberate targeted killing of journalists, the mass killing of health workers, teachers and students, the condemning of people to death by starvation, the killing, by bombing and by deliberate sniper fire, of people on the verge of starving to death as they stand in line wanting to receive the aid that barely reaches them...
Each of these is a more unthinkable humanitarian red line than the last. Israel has done everything of which we could ask which of them the world's most monstrous, inhuman power could dare to do. And because it does all this with the unlimited support of the world's superpower, the USA, no force emerges to stop it. Everyone who is human in the world feels the gloom of a power that has taken the world's conscience, law and order captive, and its arrogance and insolence that trample human dignity underfoot. All the critical movements, seeing how helpless we have been left before the sovereign power of our age, see today that Palestine, Gaza and Hamas have gone before them as a torch of freedom against the world's inhuman hegemonic order. Gaza today has been turned into the key word of the desire, the demand and the struggle for freedom, having
become so.
The Global Sumud (Steadfastness) flotilla is an uprising of conscience set in motion against this tyrannical order of the world, a movement as civilian as possible against armed force. Israel yesterday attacked with drones the Tunisian leg of the ships that set out from Spanish and Italian ports. Israel is a danger willing to attack civilians who rushed to help purely as a movement of conscience against the massacre of children and civilians by bombing and their killing by starvation. Just in the hours when we were saying "It did this too?!", the news dropped that the Israeli attack had taken place targeting the Hamas negotiating delegation which had gathered in Qatar to discuss Trump's proposals for a ceasefire.
Thus, in two days, two more countries have been added to the list of countries Israel has attacked so far. Having bombed, before they set out, ships anchored in Tunisia, which by its distance from Israel poses no security risk and whose content was entirely civilian, Israel this time also bombed in Doha the team that would negotiate with it.
Doha, which is the capital of the wise leadership that has run the mediation process from the very beginning. Israel had earlier assassinated and martyred Hamas's political leader Ismail Haniyeh, but did that in Iran, which it already regarded as an enemy and with which it was in a cold war. Of course this too was never normal; it was only a somewhat lower bar in Israel's level of disregard for rules. Its attack on the negotiating delegation in Qatar, just as it shows that no word of Israel's can be trusted, shows once again that no promise can be trusted from the USA, which protects and shelters it. Indeed, since this vile attack was carried out with the USA's approval while the USA's ceasefire proposal was being discussed, there is a treacherous trap here, and in this trap a full complicity with the USA is exposed.
Truly, this Israeli attack should be a fundamental lesson for all Arab countries that do business with the USA and Israel today. Whom, for instance, do the US bases in Qatar protect against whom? The US bases in Qatar, which normally exist to prevent threats that might be directed at it, themselves constitute the source of the threat. The same applies to Saudi Arabia too. Is there any chance today that the bases given to the USA will ensure Saudi Arabia's security?
Frankly, Israel's striking of a target in Qatar should be an illuminating event for all Arab and Muslim countries to rethink their own security, and they should give a response to this event together in the loudest voice.
The response in question must go far beyond dry condemnation and be a response that carries sanctions against both Israel and the USA, which holds its leash.
If they trust their own means, and above all if they trust in Allah, they will know that neither the USA nor Israel is invincible. If they do not know it themselves, both the Afghan mujahideen and the Qassam Brigades must have taught them enough.
In addition, there is also the possibility that the entire Islamic world will unite its forces in the face of this rabid danger, which is no longer approaching but has reached the door.
Meanwhile, we must not forget a warning of our Almighty Lord that we must never forget: "They (the Children of Israel) would not observe toward you any kinship or covenant."