The sound of explosions in the dark of night, flames shooting across the sky, hundreds of dead bodies buried under the rubble— this is the reality of Gaza today. How many times a ceasefire has been announced, how many times there has been hope for peace, but each time Israel has destroyed that hope. This war is not just for land, not just a conflict between two nations— at its core lies a long political, economic and civilizational conflict.
The USA sees Israel not only as an ally; it is one of its strategic weapons in the Middle East. Every Israeli aggression, every ceasefire violation, every crime against humanity— everything is rooted in the well-planned support of the Western world. Is this war but a modern crusade? Is this really the “clash of civilizations,” that Samuel P. Huntington predicted? We find the answers to these questions when we delve deeper into the bloody chapter of the Middle East.
Will this bloody chapter of Gaza ever end? History tells us that the fall of an occupying power sometimes happens, but that fall does not come easily. As long as the Western world supports this Israeli aggression, as long as the USA remains in the Middle East for oil, this conflict will continue. But as history has taught us, every empire falls. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but one day the tomb of the occupiers dreams will be buried under the rubble of Gaza
Controlling the Middle East is part of the USA’s long-standing plan. Since the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948, the USA has made it its main ally. Why? Because the Middle East is one of the most important geopolitical regions in the world, and the main reason is oil and other natural resources.
America never wanted the Middle East to become an independent and powerful region. So, they used Israel as a “forward base” or strategic stronghold, which would destabilize the entire region and help to maintain American military and economic dominance.
Samuel P. Huntington said in his world famous “Clash of Civilizations” theory that after the fall of communism, the world’s main conflict will be between the Western world and Islam. According to him, Islam and Western civilization were heading towards an inevitable clash, as there are fundamental differences between their values, ideals and lifestyles.
Huntington’s theory is reflected in reality today in Gaza, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and every Muslim land. The Western world wants to establish Islam as the “Other” so that it can gain moral and strategic legitimacy to establish its hegemony. For this reason, the USA and its allies always want to keep Muslim countries weak, and through Israel they are implementing this nefarious goal.
Is Israel’s ongoing violence against Gaza just for territory? Or is it a larger crusade, involving religion, politics, and economics?
Every ceasefire violation by Israel is part of a well-planned conspiracy. Whenever international pressure mounts, they negotiate ceasefires. Then after a few days, a new attack launches. It is as if it has become their new battle strategy.
The Western world, especially the USA, covers up Israel’s crimes every time. Whenever there is a resolution against Israel at the UN, the USA uses its veto power without thinking twice. This dualism proves that the USA never wants a lasting peace in the Middle East. Their interest is to destabilize the region through the policy of “Divide and Rule”.
Gaza is reduced to rubble every day, but the resistance of the Palestinian people does not stop. They know this is not just a war of arms, it’s a fight for existence.
But the question is, how long will this resistance last? Israel’s continuous repression policy, the double policy of the Western world, the silence of the Muslim world— all together, is the liberation of Palestine becoming impossible?
This is the reality today. Every destroyed house in Gaza, every destroyed hospital, every dead child—all prove that this war is a modern crusade, where one side destroys and the other side fights to survive.
Will this bloody chapter of Gaza ever end? History tells us that the fall of an occupying power sometimes happens, but that fall does not come easily. As long as the Western world supports this Israeli aggression, as long as the USA remains in the Middle East for oil, this conflict will continue. But as history has taught us, every empire falls. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but one day the tomb of the occupiers dreams will be buried under the rubble of Gaza.
