Ten Lessons From Palestine by AbdulGaniy Animasahun


1 The defeat and humiliation of the occupying power is imminent. However, what is worse than defeat is the end of American world dominance. The handwriting is clearly on the wall. The US fought for two decades in Afghanistan trying to unseat the Taliban, but ran away in humiliation, with the Taliban being triumphant. How then can its Zionist project succeed in Palestine?

2 Strength is not in numbers but in resoluteness and firm conviction. Real victory is not by military might but by the faith and belief in the mission. You can only kill the flesh, you cannot kill the spirit. That is why they say courage is made in Palestine.

3 The tiniest voice of justice pierces the minds of the tyrants. This is evident in the mass global support for the Palestinian course. Even the sanctions, arrests, and blackmail have been unable to silence the voice of justice. Perhaps social media platforms will be taken down.

4 Power lies with the masses. When the masses unite for a common goal, the government will have no choice. We have seen this in the official government positions which hitherto used to be the opposite of public opinions.

5 Truth is the same all over the world. This is why many non Muslims are in support of Palestine. Even when Arab and Muslim leaders were foot dragging, Palestine became adopted by the global majority. 

6 The ways of God differ from ours. He decides affairs differently. A negative event does not always have negative implications. The killing of Palestinians has translated into the fuel that drives the Palestinian course.

7 Tyrants and oppressors experience worse nightmares than those whom they oppress. This is because when you murder peace, you can never rest.

8 Fight your battle before you seek external support. This is what Palestine did to appeal to global conscience. 

9 A Nigerian proverb says :"When a person cooks for an entire community, they'll finish it. But when an entire community cooks for one person, he cannot finish eating the food. Can anyone imagine the amount of times people have sent prayers for the liberation of the oppressed? Zionist Israel is up against the whole world, it will soon get to its breaking point.

10 The hypocrisy of the supposedly civilized community is mind boggling. It shows clearly that their civilization is founded on racism borne out of shallow thinking. A house built on a shallow foundation will definitely come crumbling down.

Victory is in the horizon, Palestine will be free.

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