Once, in a world not so different from our own, there existed a land steeped in beauty, diversity, and tranquility. The nation was known for its mosaic of cultures, languages, and traditions, and it thrived as a beacon of unity amid diversity. People from all walks of life lived harmoniously, cherishing the differences that enriched their society. Yet, little did they know that a cursed thought would soon descend upon their land and turn their world into a living nightmare.
The cursed thought began to fester in the minds of a few power-hungry individuals who saw an opportunity to manipulate the delicate fabric of this society. They plotted to capture the weaker nations neighboring their land, driven by greed and a lust for power. These nefarious plans were hidden behind veils of false promises and deceit.
As the shadows of their sinister ambition grew longer, they executed their first step: an invasion of the neighboring nations. The weak and defenseless were subjected to brutal aggression, their lands overrun by the invading forces. Families were torn apart, homes destroyed, and despair became a constant companion for those who had once known peace.
Next, the invaders began to systematically strip away the rights of the conquered nations’ people. Laws were rewritten to favor the oppressors, and the conquered were denied basic human rights, their voices silenced by propaganda and fear.
As the oppressed nations tried to resist this monstrous oppression, the invaders used their full state power and coercion to suppress any form of dissent. Peaceful protests were met with violence, and those who spoke out against the cruelty were silenced, imprisoned, or worse.
And then came the darkest phase of all. Massacres occurred on an unimaginable scale. Entire villages were razed, and innocent lives were taken without mercy. The world watched in horror, unable to comprehend the depth of the suffering that had engulfed this once-harmonious region.
But the oppressors had one more weapon in their arsenal: the power of propaganda. They systematically labeled the oppressed as “terrorists,” manipulating the narrative to justify their atrocities. The world was fed a distorted version of the truth, and the oppressed were painted as the villains, making it even more challenging for them to seek help from the outside world.
However, even in the darkest of times, there were those who refused to be silenced, those who refused to accept this twisted reality. A small but determined group of individuals began to document the true horrors and spread their stories to the far corners of the world. They reached out to human rights organizations, journalists, and compassionate people who understood that humanity was at stake.
Slowly, the world started to see through the veil of deception and recognize the horror that had befallen this land. International pressure mounted, and solidarity among nations grew. The oppressors began to feel the consequences of their actions as the world united to condemn their cruelty.
In the end, the cursed thought that had turned the world into hell would face its reckoning. The oppressed nations, with the support of a compassionate global community, slowly began to reclaim their rights, their lands, and their dignity. It was a long and arduous journey, but it proved that even in the darkest of times, the power of unity and the resilience of the human spirit could overcome the darkest curses that threaten the world.
Capture the weak nation first
Then drive them out of their homes
Then destroy their rights
Then massacre them with full state power and coercion
And when they cry out about their oppression, call them terrorists in a systematic way
That is the name of Palestine
