Fueling the Fire of Resistance: Blocking Zionist Ambitions and Igniting a Lasting Revolution

One cannot follow what is happening in Lebanon and Palestine without feeling restriction, pain and heartache. It is a catastrophic human suffering caused by the Israeli entity, which seeks to extend its absolute hegemony over the region, and refuses to have anyone compete with it or reject its policies. What is unfortunate is the decline of some Arab governments, including the ruling family in Bahrain. What heart does not break when he sees the scenes of destruction that happened to Lebanon and Gaza? What humanity does not feel angry at seeing the remains of children among the rubble of buildings that the Israelis use the most horrible means of destruction to drop on the heads of those inside them. What is worse than that is the frightening silence of the rulers of the Arab countries who insist on abandoning human feelings and emotions when they see what is happening to these oppressed people. Despite what has happened and is happening, some of these governments insist on maintaining diplomatic lines of communication with the Zionist gang. While the people of Bahrain demonstrate with anger and sorrow on a daily basis, their rulers demand a relationship with the Zionists without modesty or embarrassment. But it can be both harmful and beneficial, as this difference in policies and views deepens the feeling that the two parties (the Khalifas and the people) are politically incompatible and that it is in the country’s interest that they separate Either will the entire people withdraw from the land or will the Khalifas leave the political stage and transfer the control of the country to its original people (Shiites and Sunnis). Bahrain has been suffering for decades from tension and disagreement due to differences between these two parties, especially on fundamental issues such as the Palestinian issue and relations with its holders. The demonstrations that are held regularly confirm the insistence of Bahrainis to support their brothers and refuse to recognize the occupation.

The current Israeli aggression against Lebanon came not only for revenge, but also to continue to expand and lay the foundations for annexing more Arab lands to the occupying entity. The occupiers did not hide their intention to annex the Gaza Strip and the West Bank to that entity. They have taken steps to confirm that trend. The destruction that happened to Gaza in the last year, the forced displacement of two million people by order of the occupying army, the expansion of the construction of settlements in the West Bank, and the violation of international resolutions that this represents, this is to all a confirmation of the brutality of Israel which is supported by the West. In contrast, the Arab rulers refuse to fulfill their moral, humanitarian and national responsibility towards Palestine. Some may wonder: What can these rulers do when they know that America will not stand idly by if Israel’s security is threatened? The least they can do is to challenge America’s position and make Washington understand that they are ready to freeze relations with it if it continues to provide unlimited support to the Israeli entity. If the persecuted Palestinian can challenge “Israel” without intimidation or fear, then what stops these governments who own oil, money, land, and people from taking a position of honor, until old for once, to defend honor, the nation, and Palestine? What made these rulers so weak and weak? Is it America’s fear? Or fear of Israeli military targeting? Or the fear of politicizing its people and awakening them to the painful reality the nation is experiencing, and involving these people in joint action that will restore the nation’s dignity and strength? If there is a rational man among these rulers, let him open his heart and soul to his people, and participate with them in political and administrative decisions, and let everyone go to decide elders and distinguish between the enemy and the friend, and take positions that contribute to strengthening the Arab-Islamic ranks to face the challenges of the occupation and its supporters.

What is clear is that the hesitation of the Arab governments in fulfilling their duty has become a source to weaken the Arabs and gloss over them an honorable Arab position regarding the Palestinian issue? Where are your governments? Where are your armies equipped with the latest and most advanced Western weapons? When will you use these weapons and against whom? For whose benefit? These are valid questions that have been repeated many times for one reason: Arab governments failed to fulfill their duty at every level: internally, they suppressed public freedom, confiscated legitimate rights, opened prisons to their opponents, and the practice of political, economic, and administrative corruption on the largest scale. At the national level, he failed to form a broad Arab front to address the challenges or face occupation, subjugation, and domination. On the external level, he has not proven himself to be the representative of the people regarding issues related to the nation, especially the issue of Palestine. He did not bear the responsibility of defending an occupied country, and he did not take effective measures to deprive ” Israel” from the support of the great powers that have been exploiting the wealth of the nation and deriving its strength from weakening Israel The Arab and Islamic worlds. It also failed to work to form Arab and Islamic blocs that place Palestine among its priorities and that make the displaced and besieged Palestinians feel that they are truly being addressed and that their brothers from all countries are ready to share their concerns and living needs and that they support them in fulfilling their right to self-determination and freedom.

The recent regional crisis erupted after the enemy launched the final chapter of his aggression aimed at eliminating the Palestinian cause, targeting the Gaza Strip and then southern Lebanon, hoping to eliminate resistance groups in order to ensure the continuation of his occupation on either rain exercised its role in dominating the region. For decades, the issue has become clear on two levels: The first is the absolute Arab and Islamic popular rejection of the Israeli occupation, while refusing to recognize it or deal with it at any level: The second: The presence of Western pressure continuous aimed at breaking the power of the people and preventing the crystallization of effective resistance to the occupation, within the strategy of the West that demands to ensure the Security of “Israel” regardless of what crimes it commits. Meanwhile, the Palestinians were left alone in the field, hoping that they would succumb to a reality imposed by the occupation that would lead to forgetting Palestine and accepting the occupying entity. Three quarters of a century later, this strategy does not appear to have been successful, despite the resulting tragedies, political complications, and human suffering. Today’s Palestine stands tall, challenging the occupation and its supporters, and deepening the anxiety of the rulers who agree with the occupation project in the hope that it will lead to the removal of the luster of the revolution, which Palestinian persistence grows in intensity and brilliance. The current aggression against Lebanon represents a new chapter in the West’s desperate efforts to eradicate the spirit of the liberation struggle carried out by successive generations, but efforts to eradicate it have not succeeded.

This time, Israel’s arrogance seems clear, and the opposition it faces also seems clear. There are trends arising from the region rejecting the profession as a whole, and their circle is gradually expanding. Yemen’s entry into the front line had a major psychological impact, killing the morale of the Israelis and their supporters in the West. The participation of Iraqi factions in the defense of Palestine is also an important development, considering the depth that Iraq represents for the affairs of the nation, most notably the issue of Palestine. The governments of the region realize that the continuation of the Palestinian issue is detrimental to their survival because it fuels feelings of rejection of occupation, subjugation, and oppression. The events in Palestine have always been linked to the general Arab situation, and are a source of pushing towards the unity of the destiny of the entire nation. It is true that the occupiers have massive military capabilities, internal and imported, but their failure to ensure lasting security for the occupying entity over 76 years means that the human energy stored by the peoples of the region is greater than those abilities and effectiveness in their abilities and effectiveness. Man is the basic element for change, liberation, and defeating the tendencies of domination, exploitation, and slavery. In order for the revolutionary momentum associated with the Palestinian revolution to produce practical results in the path of change, it is necessary to maintain the centrality of the issue in the Arab and Islamic popular conscience, as well as to keep it central to the tendencies of the struggle . in the world. It is required to bring Palestine and its issue into the public public space, and not limit it to media and political spaces. Here the people are moving in a different direction to what the governments want, as the will of these people always prevails over the other party. Therefore, abuse and persecution are practiced against those who move to Palestine and try to remove it from public attention. Insisting on keeping it present in popular culture and deepening it in national feelings is necessary to ensure that it maintains its vitality and to break the will of the parties that aim to uproot it. We need to support Palestine and its cause, fight for it, and face attempts to anesthesia and marginalization. This is everyone’s task, without exception.

O God, have mercy on our righteous martyrs, make them sincere with you, and release our prisoners, O Lord of the Worlds.

Ahrar Bahrain Islamic Movement

September 27, 2024