By Comrade Jumbe 18/06/25
The world stands at a crossroads—one that demands the attention and conscience of every global citizen.
What we are witnessing in the Middle East, particularly in Gaza and the ongoing tensions with Iran, is not merely a regional conflict; it is a systematic unraveling of international order, law, and human morality. And at the center of this chaos stand two nations whose unchecked power and foreign policies continue to threaten global peace: the United States of America and Israel.
Today, Gaza bleeds. It bleeds not just from war, but from repeated bombardments that have targeted civilians, reduced homes to rubble, and transformed hospitals and schools into graveyards. Women and children, innocent and defenseless, are being killed like flies, their lives erased in the name of “security” and “defense.” This is not defense—it is massacre. This is not protection—it is annihilation. If such actions were committed by any other nation, the world would scream “genocide.” But when it’s America or Israel, silence often reigns.
And now, the gaze turns to Iran. Accusations of nuclear ambition echo in Western media—a haunting déjà vu of Iraq in 2003.
We remember how the world was deceived. Saddam Hussein was executed, Iraq was torn apart, and years later, the world learned the truth: there were no weapons of mass destruction. And yet, no justice was served for the millions who suffered and died. No reparations. No accountability. Only silence.
Let us ask a critical question: if Iran begins to retaliate—if the fires of revenge are lit in the hearts of millions—will there still be peace in the Middle East? Will we simply accept a new wave of bombings, invasions, and proxy wars as part of an endless cycle of bloodshed?
America and Israel seem to have become, in the eyes of many, self-appointed global judges—operating above international law, ignoring United Nations resolutions, and dismissing the International Criminal Court. Where is the justice for Palestine? For Iraq? For Syria? For Yemen?
If the international community continues to ignore the cries of the oppressed and the blatant abuses of power, we may be walking blindly into a new world war—one that could engulf not just the Middle East, but the entire globe. Such a war will not spare the innocent. It will not distinguish between aggressor and bystander.
Let this article serve as a warning—not a threat, but a plea. America and Israel may possess unmatched military might, but they are not immune from the consequences of their actions.
History has shown us that empires fall. Kings and generals come and go. But justice—true justice—remains eternal.
And above all, there is a higher court, one that cannot be lobbied, bought, or silenced. The court of God. The cries of the oppressed reach the heavens, and the reckoning of divine justice cannot be avoided by power or wealth.
The world needs peace. The people of the Middle East need justice. And if the global powers fail to listen now, the echoes of their silence will be heard in the ruins of tomorrow.
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